Sheree Fitch Book order

A paperback edition of the award-winning, playful, rhyming children?s book celebrating our differences, from Canada's Dr. Seuss. Winner, 2020 Ann Connor Brimer Award for Children's Literature If ever you go travelling On EveryBody Street You'll see EveryBody's Different Than EveryOne you meet Sheree Fitch's playful words lead you into this beautiful children's book and invite you to celebrate our gifts, our weaknesses, our differences, and our sameness. Fitch displays her wit and mastery of words in quick, rollicking rhymes that are complemented by Emma FitzGerald's lively illustrations. EveryBody's Different on EveryBody Street was originally produced in 2001 as a fundraiser to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Festival of Trees in support of the Nova Scotia Hospital and to raise awareness for mental illness and addiction. Rated Excellent by Resource Links and a Canadian Children's Book News pick, which called it "a beautiful, important book with a message that will never cease to be relevant."

A clever mouse uses the storytelling skills of Sheherezade to navigate challenges and escape trouble. This beloved classic by Sheree Fitch, cherished by teachers, is now reprinted for a new generation, highlighting the power of storytelling and imagination.

The book is a vibrant celebration of spring, illustrated with luminous quilt art. It captures the gradual transition from winter to the blossoming of new life, highlighting the beauty of nature awakening. Through playful, poetic verses, readers are invited into a rural family's experiences as they anticipate the season's arrival. The imagery evokes the wonder of budding leaves, melting snow, and the secrets held within seeds, making it a heartfelt tribute to the joy and magic of springtime.

A playful, rhyming picture book from Sheree Fitch that celebrates all things summer.

The poem that captured Canada's attention after a tragic shooting in tiny Portapique, Nova Scotia, in April 2020.

Exploring the profound depths of grief, Sheree Fitch's memoir captures her journey following the unexpected loss of her son. With lyrical prose, she shares her raw emotions and reflections, inviting readers to navigate the painful landscape of sorrow while ultimately finding hope. The narrative is deeply rooted in a mother's unwavering love, offering solace and connection to those who have faced similar heartache.

What if there was a purple planet with purple people on it? A zany tongue- twister of a poem featuring Mabel Murple, a daredevil who rides a purple motorbike through purple puddles, skis on purple snow, and on her pancakes pours maple syrup.

?A timeless bedtime book that 'beautifully captures that perfect moment when a child is tucked up in bed, spellbound by the voice of an older sibling or an adult sharing a special book' (Books in Canada).

Sheree Fitch's transition from children's literature to adult fiction shines in this work, showcasing her signature blend of wisdom, humor, and joy. The narrative invites readers to explore deeper themes while maintaining the engaging style that has endeared her to many. Originally published in 2008, it reflects her growth as a writer and offers a fresh perspective for adult audiences.

A young protagonist navigates the complexities of learning difficulties and daily challenges with a vivid imagination. Supported by a compassionate classroom aide, the journey explores themes of creativity and resilience. The unique experience of synesthesia adds depth to the character's perception of the world, transforming ordinary moments into extraordinary adventures. Through this lens, the story highlights the power of imagination in overcoming obstacles and finding joy in learning.