Crook, Connie Brummel

Rides the Wind, a young Missisauga boy who is often taunted because of his crippled leg, becomes a hero of his people after a red squirrel shares with him the secret of where to find maple syrup.

When Bonnie's family moves to a new community during the Depression for a fresh start, the new town holds its own set of problems including bullies, illnesses, and the challenge of making do with less.

A novel about the Canadian feminist Nellie McClung, who campaigned for equality for women.

In this novel about Canadian women's rights leader Nellie McClung, set in 1895, young schoolteacher Nellie's beliefs about equality become clear as she tries to help a troubled student named Sarah and finds herself attracted to family friend, Wes.

Tells about the early life of Nellie L., and provides insight into how she came to be one of Canada's strongest crusaders for women's rights.

Twelve-year-old twins Alex and Ryan, longing for more adventure than their life in rural Canada provides, get their wish when Alex has a run-in with pirates, and father brings home a new wife who is a "fine lady.".

In 1787, twelve-year old Kate finds herself responsible for her younger twin brothers when her father leaves to hunt for food and doesn't return.

Rides the Wind, a young Missisauga boy who is often taunted because of his crippled leg, becomes a hero of his people after a red squirrel shares with him the secret of where to find maple syrup.

Tells the story of Laura Secord, the Canadian heroine who warned the British of an American attack during the War of 1812.

Based on the true story of Laura Ingersoll Secord, from her early days in Massachusetts and her family's immigration to Upper Canada to her part in the War of 1812, when she undertook a dangerous thirty-two-kilometer trek to warn the commander of an impending American attack on the British outpost at Beaver Dams.