Yum! is a description of distinctive, Canadian regional foods, such as fiddleheads and wild rice.  The book closes with a delicious procedural text – a recipe for pancakes with maple syrup and Saskatoon berries. Fact boxes titled “Fact bite” provide additional information.  The style is conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used, some with descriptive phrases.  A Contents lists the four sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by headings and labelled photographs.  Boldface and italic type are used to enhance clarity.

Interest words include regions, scroll, medicine, waffles, yoghurt, marshlands, stalks, and sap.  The verbs grown, developed, crushed, taste, bend, shake, and boiled are used.  The adjectives delicious, tasty, healthy, golden, curled, yummy, colourful, and thick are used.

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ISBN-10: 0134691040

ISBN-13: 9780134691046

Face-off! is an explanation of how three popular Canadian games are played: lacrosse, hockey, and basketball.  Fact boxes provide additional information.  The style in conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used.  Some information is provided in bulleted lists.  A Contents lists the five sections in the book. The text is supported directly by headings and captioned and labelled photographs.

Interest words include sunrise, sunset, positions, medals, and frozen.  The verbs love, won, and invented are used.  The adjectives hot, fastest, gold, and long are used. 

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ISBN-10: 0134691059

ISBN-13: 9780134691053

Great Bear Rainforest is a report on the plants and animals of this special wilderness in British Columbia that is home to Coastal First Nations peoples.  Fact boxes add additional information.  The style is conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used, some with descriptive phrases.  A Contents lists the six sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by headings, a map, labelled photographs, and a sidebar list.  Boldfaced words appear in a glossary at the end of the book.

Interest words include glaciers, wilderness, exact, hibernation, and ice age.  The verbs spill, feed, depend, crowd, and call are used.  The adjectives creamy, reddish-brown, grey-brown, rarest, and precious are used.

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ISBN-10: 0134691075

ISBN-13: 9780134691077

It’s Big is a description of some of Canada’s weird and wonderful roadside structures, from Glooscap to the Big Nickel to the gigantic Ukrainian pysanka.  Fact boxes titled “Big fact” add additional information.  The style is conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used.  A Contents lists the six sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by headings, a map, and labelled photographs.

Interest words include furniture, travellers, landmarks, heroes, and sunflowers.  The verbs stands, created, and celebrates are used.  The adjectives tallest, clever, huge, and real are used.

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ISBN-10: 0134691083

ISBN-13: 9780134691084

Bush Pilots is the retell of an Inuit named Michael who grew up in Nunavut.  Michael relates the stories of several bush pilots he knew and tells about the time his mother Kukik spent a whole day sewing to repair the cloth cover on a plane.  The style is conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used.  A Contents lists the six sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by a map, headings, and captioned and labelled photographs.

Interest words include propeller, pontoons, ice floes, and lodge.  The verbs pretended, flew, landed, taught, and played are used.  The adjectives real, rough, rocky, and muddy are used. 

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ISBN-10: 0134691091

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Brilliant Beadwork is a description of the traditional Métis art called beadwork.  The book concludes with a procedure readers can follow to create their own flower beadwork.  Fact boxes titled “Brilliant fact” provide additional information.  The style in conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used, some with descriptive phrases.  A Contents lists the four sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by headings and captioned and labelled photographs.  Words in boldface are defined in a glossary at the end of the book.

Interest words include generations, ancestors, treasure, regalia, culture, decorating, mukluks, moccasins, geometric, and designs.  The verbs practised, connects, and bead are used.  The adjectives brilliant, bright, beautiful, glass, and long-lasting are used.

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ISBN-10: 0134691105

ISBN-13: 9780134691107

Welcome to Ha Ha Bay is an explanation that takes readers on a cross-country trip and reveals the stories behind such novel town names as Red Deer, Eyebrow, and Tiny.  Fact boxes titled “Only in Canada” provide additional information.  The style is conversational and informative.

A variety of sentence types are used.  A Contents lists the six sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by a map, headings, and labelled photographs.

Interest words include confusing settlers, elks, politician, and bluffs.  The verbs decided, describes, thought, climb, and found are used.  The adjectives plain, fancy, and important are used.

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ISBN-10: 0134691113

ISBN-13: 9780134691114

It’s a Record! is a report on Canadian animals and birds that hold amazing records for size, speed, and travelling distances.  Fact boxes titled “It’s wild!” provide additional information.  The style is conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used.  Some information is provided in tables.  A Contents lists the six sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by headings and labelled photographs.

Interest words include record, adult, male, mammals, female, tip, hunger, obstacles, and tundra.  The verbs live, jump, and travel are used.  The adjectives biggest, smallest, fastest, full-grown, and long-distance are used.

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ISBN-10: 0134691121

ISBN-13: 9780134691121

Winter Wonderland is a description of the famous Québec Winter Carnival.  Readers meet Bonhomme and are invited to make a visit to the carnival to join in the fun.  Fact boxes titled “Frosty fact” provide additional information.  The style is conversational and informative.

Mostly simple sentences are used, some with descriptive phrases.  A Contents lists the three sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by headings, a map, a pronunciation guide, and photographs. 

Interest words include carnival, sash, palace, and sculptures.  The verbs slide, watch, meet, loves, weighs, and leads are used.  The adjectives friendly, chilly, icy, sweet, and biggest are used.

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ISBN-10: 013469113X

ISBN-13: 9780134691138

St. John’s: A Community by the Ocean is a report on the landmarks and festivals of the unique city of St. John’s, Newfoundland, the oldest city in Canada.  Fact boxes provide additional information.  The style is conversational and informative.

A variety of sentence types are used.  A Contents lists the seven sections in the book.  The text is supported directly by a map, headings, and labelled and captioned photographs.

Interest words include history, jellybean, icebergs, Tattoo, harbour, regatta, competitions, event, jugglers, and acrobats.  The verbs marks, float, and melt are used.  The adjectives oldest, long, steep, and winding are used.

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ISBN-10: 0134691636

ISBN-13: 9780134691633