Join five little beavers and their playful friends in this countdown to fun -- now available as a board book! Five busy beavers building up a dam, closing up the river where the salmon swam. Gnawing down trees and ferrying the logs. Slapping on the mud that they gathered from the bog. Along came a muskrat who wanted to play, and one little beaver swam away. A catchy rhyme counts down from five until there is only one hardworking beaver left. The others disappeared one by one, called away to play by their animal friends --a muskrat, a heron, a frog and a turtle. When the fifth tired beaver finally heads back to the lodge he finds a big surprise!

See below for English description. Qui est le plus occupé de tous? Suivez ces cinq petits castors et leurs amis enjoués en chantonnant cette comptine des plus amusantes. Page documentaire sur les castors incluse! Who's the busiest of all? Join five little beavers and their playful friends in this countdown to fun. Original title: Five Busy Beavers

A Canadian take on the Christmas classic "A Visit from St. Nicholas"! 'Twas the night before playoffs; the rink was pristine And the glimmering ice appeared simply serene. The medals were polished, the ribbons were pressed. The cup was all set to be claimed by the best. While the human players are nestled all snug in their beds on the night before playoffs, members of the Mountain Marauders and Woodland Warriors come out for a faceoff of their own. Full of hockey action and lively animal illustrations, this twist on a holiday classic will be the perfect read-aloud for hockey fans young and old!

A quintessentially Canadian take on the old lady who swallows everything! There was an old lady who swallowed a puck. What rotten luck! She swallowed a puck. And now it's stuck. So down goes a goalie to save the puck, followed by a mask, two gloves, a stick, a net, the rink, some fans, the Cup, a ref, and some players. Soon, the old lady's belly is swaying and shaking with the hockey game she's just swallowed! The rhyming text, over-the-top silliness, and hockey action will make this book a favourite to be read aloud again and again.