Stories of nature, kindness, culture and adventure fl ourish in each of these beautifully illustrated books. 
Children will love hearing the inspiring and playful stories again and again. From tales of our connection with 
nature to stories of the unbreakable bond of family, little ones will enjoy the beautiful illustrations while they 
hang on every word and learn from the many teachings within. 
Please visit Wintergreen.ca for more information and details of each book and its author.  
I AM CONNECTED - HARDCOVER 
Framed by the landscapes of Haida Gwaii, 
Indigenous storyteller Kung Jaadee invites 
audiences into a story of belonging, where 
land, family, and ancestors are bound 
through enduring relationships. Pages: 28 
Ages: 4-6. 
WGN0639
DREAMING ALONGSIDE/Ê-PAWÂTAMAHK - 
HARDCOVER 
Let Dragonfl y guide readers on an imagina-
tive journey through rural and urban land-
scapes, where nature and modern life spark 
strength, refl ection, and dreams for the 
future. Presented in both English and Plains 
Cree, this bilingual story invites children 
to daydream and imagine the possibilities 
within their own lives. Pagers: 32. Ages: 3-5. 
WGN3882
THE ORANGE SHIRT STORY 
The Orange Shirt Story tells the true story 
of Phyllis Webstad, whose new orange 
shirt was taken from her on her fi rst day at 
residential school. This inspiring book also 
shares the signifi cance of Orange Shirt Day, 
a movement of remembrance and hope for 
all Canadians. Pages: 44. Ages:4-9. 
WGN815
ON Y VA ! - HARDCOVER (French)  
A young boy dreams of skateboarding with 
the kids he watches every day. When his 
mother surprises him with her old skate-
board, they practice everywhere—sidewalks, 
parks, and Auntie’s yard. But the skatepark 
feels diff erent. Can he fi nd the courage to 
roll in? French edition. Pages: 40. Ages: 6-8. 
WGN1706
PETIT LOUP - PICTURE BOOK (French) 
When Little Wolf moves to the city, she 
struggles to fi t in, missing the land, animals, 
and cultural connections she shared with her 
family back home. As she begins to notice 
the wildlife around her and reconnects with 
her culture, Little Wolf fi nds belonging, 
pride, and the strength to face her future. 
Pages: Ages 4–8. 
WGN5100
BENJAMIN GROWS A GARDEN - 
HARDCOVER 
Written by Melanie Florence and illustrated 
by Mushkego Cree artist Hawlii Pichette, 
this story follows Benjamin as he plants and 
tends a garden with his mother. Through the 
rhythms of the seasons, readers are intro-
duced to Cree language, the Three Sisters 
tradition, and the joy of growing and sharing 
food. Ages 3–7. 
WGN3210
YOU ARE THE LAND - HARDCOVER 
Written and illustrated by Anishinaabeg and 
Métis artist Sarah-Anne Tourond, The book 
uses playful rhyme and vibrant waterco-
lour illustrations. This gentle, affi  rming story 
reminds young readers that they are part 
of the land and all living things. Pages: 24. 
Ages: 3-6. 
WGN6328
THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN TOLD 
In this story of language and culture, Juliana 
Armstrong, Anishnaabemowin teacher and 
illustrator, shares Ojibway words and the 
traditions passed down from her ancestors. 
Through her vibrant storytelling, young 
readers learn that knowing their culture 
helps them understand who they are and 
how to walk in a good way. Pages: 40. 
WGN821
THE CIRCLE OF CARING AND SHARING 
When two foxes, who are best friends, have 
a fi ght it upsets the whole community of 
animals. Kokom the Owl knows just what to 
do and brings together all the animals and 
holds a Sharing Circle. Pages: 28. Ages: 4-6. 
WGN816
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