Books published by publisher Big Bad Wolf Publications

These two short stories bring First Nations storytelling into the present with the fantastic experiences of two ordinary, Ojibwe kids. RAVEN IN THE WINDOW: Jade is convinced the raven is watching her. It will only take a minute to find out for sure, won't it? VOICES ON THE WATER:Drake goes on his first canoe trip, but fishing comes to an end when a summer storm hits. Text length: 3,500 words

A collection of short stories about the (mis) adventures of a young boy and girl mathematical genius. The book can be read by persons, male and female, from ages 14 on up. The only prerequisite for reading the book is a curious mind. The goa of the book is to read persons with little mathematics background some mathematics in an entertaining way. The book will also hopefull provide encouragement for young girls to become interested in mathematics. .

She is young, radiant and has her boyfriend swooning over her.Until, one day, someone splashes a piping hot liquid on that beautiful face of her, and the face she always held up high with pride melts off in flames. She has been attacked with ACID. For a girl whose adverse nightmare is an acne breakout, what do you assume she would do with a burnt face?Worst of all, the man who was once smitten by her beauty now denies having met her in his lifetime. In the world obsessed with external beauty, how hard do you think it is to live with people's prejudice? What do you reckon she would do? Will she collapse under the stigma attached to facial deformity or stand with a super-human audacity to walk with the Naked Scars?If you respect courage, value endurance, and are not obsessed with a beautiful face, she would love to share her story with you via the purchase of this book.

[If you are down loading this book please take out a little of your time to post up a review and also rate it for me. I much appreciate it.]This is a story about a boy who everyone thought did not listen to others. His parents and teachers were always telling him off. Kwaku’s mother eventually finds out that Kwaku has difficulties hearing, so they seek help as a family to sort out his hearing difficulty. Kwaku’s story illustrates the problems children with difficulties such as hearing or sight face on a daily bases, the importance of communication within relationships, understanding, compassion and how family, friends and teachers working together can solve problems. The theme throughout the Kwaku series is to show a positive portrayal of the African Caribbean family, its traditional and modern values. Kwaku and His Hearing Aid tackle the issues of hearing impairment, how it can affect a child and the child’s learning.

The Daniel and David books are short stories which shares some of what they get up to. Each story ends with an activity, which aims to promote self - acceptance and confidence."...Since buying this book for my 3 year old grandson, he pretends he has a twin when he looks in the mirror..."- M Johnson"...Reading about the twins made us laugh..." - B McHugh

It's a frigid, icy, winter, Good Friday morning in Toronto. The forces of evil - Satan's army - are preparing for one more attempt at grabbing and destroying the one remaining thorn, from the crown of thorns that Christ bore. The one thorn that stands in the way of evil taking over the world.When the 'end-of-world', repentance preaching mad man is suspiciously struck by a speeding truck and dies in Daniel's arms, he passes on the mantle of the 'Thornbearer' to Daniel. Suddenly, a beautiful, quiet, Good Friday morning is transformed into a war zone as a massive car pileup is followed by riots, shootings, cops and zombie like mobs that seem totally possessed by some kind of evil. The forces of evil sensing another defeat let loose a spate of shootings, burning and riots. The chaos reaches a peak when an assassin becomes a reality with a teen, a cop and a gang gunned down - bringing in a highly trained swat team.Daniel is sure that the hooded man, a sinister presence is behind the rapidly escalating chaos. In the midst of it all, he discovers his own allies that will fight by his side. Between Yokatherine, whose long past and a brush with the same evil is now coming full circle, and Ezekiel, a teen battling his own moral issues, the three realize that their destinies are closely tied with a final battle of the day.Before Daniel can deal with any of that, he must first fight the deadly charm of Amanda, a stunningly beautiful, dark haired young woman, a down-in-the-dumps photographer who gets hired for a second time by the hooded man to shoot the events to unfold that Good Friday. Daniel knows that he must put an end to the instant attraction that magnetically brings the two together in the midst of the chaos. Neither Daniel nor Amanda, know the powers that lie hidden within them, the massive roles they have been chosen for and how closely their destinies are tied together, yet, not in the way they could imagine. One must lead with humility and the other with a power, fiercely evil. Will they reconcile their divergent journeys, yet find their way forward or sacrifice their made for each other attraction to fulfill the roles they have been chosen for? For Daniel, it is the ultimate moral dilemma in staying a loyal husband and being true to the mission God has chosen for him.Between murdered cops, pregnant teens, human sacrifices to the evil one and a day that must face a final reckoning so deadly, that Daniel slowly discovers a world that has lived on the edge and which he must now protect from Satan's forces. From the slopes of Calvary, where the Son of Man conquered Sin and Death, to this day 2000 years later, the battle has been ever raging.A battle between the Kingdom of God and the forces of evil, and a victory so critical to all that is good in this world.

[If you are down loading this book please take out a little of your time to post up a review and also rate it for me. I much appreciate it.]This book is for children ages 7 and older; it is ideal for Literacy Hour and can support teaching about history, science, PHSE, geography, citizenship and English. This book is an added benefit to your child's education regardless of which country they may reside in.How To Use This BookThe book is a poetic recitement that highlights six outstanding people from different backgrounds and countries. It looks at their contribution to sports, science, politics, and law etc…Its main theme is one of encouraging children to think about multiple disciplines. After each biography there is a question section to test the students’ comprehension and retention and an extra question section to develop their research skills.This book is for children ages 7 and older; it is ideal for Literacy Hour, History, PHSE and can support Science, Geography, Citizenship and History.A Timeline of the people featured in this title is included also a Glossary and a Bibliography for further reading. It is the authors’ hope that parents and teachers will help the children on this journey of knowledge and discovery.Word SearchA word search has also been included in this title to help the students in a fun way to develop their concentration skills, research and investigative skills, recognition of words and information retention.TimelineThis is a timeline of the people featured in this book; it can be useful for history projects.GlossaryThis contains explanations of some of the words and phrases used in the biographies. This can be used in place of specialist dictionaries where necessary.Michael Williams is the author of several children’s titles, which include the best-selling Black Scientists & Inventors series. He develops educational packs / resources which are available in print and electronic media format. In between running one of his publishing companies, he can be seen giving presentations and workshops to both children and adults on the theme of black history.Ama Duah aka A.A.D. was born in London during the 1960’s to Ghanaian parents. She resides in London and has been a practising nurse and midwife for more than 17 years; she has 4 children. Since 2004, A.A.D. has been writing and sharing poetry with young people and adults alike, via assemblies, workshops and sessions. She likes the challenge of reading historical information and translating it for young people to read in an enjoyable and digestible fashion. Heavy! Is her forthcoming book with a difference of ‘Teen Life’ poetry from A.A.D. aka Ama Duah.Cindy Soso is both an accomplished artist and graphic designer, who has worked on many projects both for large blue chip companies and for private and grass roots community institutions. She is currently co-director of a graphic design house. She also regularly gives workshops and presentations on art and black history.

Brighter Red is an immigrant author's challenge to all Canadians to move beyond the current, from being good to being the best. It is an invitation to develop a Canadian Conscience. While acknowledging the riches and the success that Canada has achieved, it invites the reader to step beyond the obvious into issues that still plague Canadian society. Poverty, Child Poverty, plight of the First Nations, Youth and Crime, Sports and Education are some of the issues that the author profiles as hidden maladies that hold Canada back. Filled with anecdotes, it is designed to be an easy read for all Canadians without getting lost in technical jargon associated with research. It profiles the attraction Canada holds for immigrants from all over the world. Beginning with the author's arrival into Canada, it quickly moves into issues that every Canadian needs to stop and look at. These are issues that affect every Canadian directly or indirectly. The author projects a vision and a dream for Canada, that is achievable now, that should be achieved now to build a new Canada for the future. There is something for every Canadian, from 18 to 80, a challenge to discover and create a new Canada.

The Daniel and David adventure book series are short storieswhich provide some insight into the relationship between twins,how other people relate to them and what they get up to.Each story ends with activities, which aim to promoteself-acceptance and confidence.“These stories are so funny. Mischievous Twins. A bit like how mine used to be.” - V. Campbell“Every day experiences seem to be such fun, a reminder of my own childhood.” - J. GilwardsAbout The Author:B.G. is a psychotherapist, social worker, trainer and author. When her twin sons were young there were very few books about children of African and African Caribbean heritage, this inspired her to write.

Nine-year-old Bayley D’Amour couldn’t think of anyone she’d rather spend more time with than her grandmother. Gokomis with her twinkling eyes and long white hair was her best friend. The only other friends she had were Gokomis’ two horses, Aankwat and Odeh. When school started, everything changed and Bayley was left without her best friend, with two missing horses, and decisions to make as she stood under a spirit tree. Where did the horses go? How could she bring them home? Who could help her? What would she wish for if she could choose to be almost anything?

True Friends is a Story of friendship and loyalty. Rom and Disk are twins who find their loyalty to their friend Printer is tested when he is caught stealing strawberries on a farm. The story challenges us all to consider how easy it is to declare lasting friendship to one another, and demonstrates that it is difficult to show solidarity in the face of adversity.Synopsis"True Friends!" is the first of a series of books about twins, Rom and Disk. The series explores various aspects of the twins' lives, their friendships, family and relationships at school. The character's names are all computer related and link the simplicity and fun of the lives of today's young children to the high tech computer age in which they are engulfed. Each story provides a moral, which the reader can take away and reflect upon. In this first book, children will enjoy getting to know Rom, Disk and their good friend Printer and will also be introduced to the school bad boy, Virus. You can anticipate many more adventures in future books.