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Books published by publisher Caribbean Reads Publishing

  • The Plum Tree

    Martha Agnes Blanchard, Jonathan Gladding

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, Aug. 22, 2015)
    Pella and Stacia have big plans for a summer of fun on Helen Island. But when tragedy strikes Pella's family, her life changes as do her chances for excelling at the Common Entrance Exam and getting into a top Secondary School. Determined not to be separated, the friends must work together to beat the odds and rise to the top of their class.
  • Musical Youth

    Joanne C. Hillhouse, Glenroy Aaron

    eBook (CaribbeanReads Publishing, Nov. 8, 2014)
    Can one summer make the difference of a lifetime? Zahara is a loner. She's brilliant on the guitar but in everyday life she doesn't really fit in. Then she meets Shaka, himself a musical genius and the first boy who really gets her. They discover that they share a special bond, their passion for music, and Zahara finds herself a part, not just of Shaka's life, but also that of his boys, the Lion Crew. When they all get roles in a summer musical, Zahara, Shaka, and the rest of the Lion Crew use the opportunity to work on a secret project. But the Crew gets much more than they bargained for when they uncover a dark secret linking Shaka and Zahara's families and they're forced to confront some uncomfortable truths about class, colour, and relationships on the Caribbean island of Antigua.Musical Youth placed second in the 2014 Burt Award for Caribbean Literature.
  • The Protectors' Pledge: Secrets of Oscuros

    Danielle Y. C. McClean, Lorena Soriano, Ryan James

    eBook (CaribbeanReads Publishing, May 2, 2017)
    Award winning title: Third place in the 2016 Burt Award for Caribbean LiteratureA fast-paced adventure set deep in a Caribbean forest with a hero who must risk everything to save the forest and his village.Twelve-year-old JV can't wait to spend his vacation exploring the Oscuros Forest. True, everyone in the village of Alcavere believes the Oscuros Forest is a place to be feared, inhabited by dangerous and magical beings. But JV is not afraid, even when his first trip into the forest brings him face-to-face with a mysterious creature.Then the disappearance of one of their own shakes the village and JV joins the search. He finds himself deep in the Oscuros Forest on a rescue mission and committed to a promise, a promise which the Protectors of the forest insist he keeps no matter how dangerous things get.Can JV complete his daring quest even as he uncovers in the process, a shocking secret that will force him to question everything he thought he knew?
  • Oliver and Friends

    Heidi Fagerberg, Carol Ottley-Mitchell

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, June 1, 2014)
    The adventures continue for Oliver, Lion Paw and Wilbur when Miss Mocha comes to live on Reggae Beach in St. Kitts. Oliver tells about his wonderful friendship with Miss Mocha and delights us with stories of the mischief and fun they have together. Can you guess what kind of animal Oliver's new friend is? Look for clues in Oliver and Friends.
  • The Protectors' Pledge: Secrets of Oscuros

    Danielle Y. C. McClean

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, May 4, 2017)
    Award winning title: Third place in the 2016 Burt Award for Caribbean LiteratureA fast-paced adventure set deep in a Caribbean forest with a hero who must risk everything to save the forest and his village.Twelve-year-old JV can't wait to spend his vacation exploring the Oscuros Forest. True, everyone in the village of Alcavere believes the Oscuros Forest is a place to be feared, inhabited by dangerous and magical beings. But JV is not afraid, even when his first trip into the forest brings him face-to-face with a mysterious creature.Then the disappearance of one of their own shakes the village and JV joins the search. He finds himself deep in the Oscuros Forest on a rescue mission and committed to a promise, a promise which the Protectors of the forest insist he keeps no matter how dangerous things get.Can JV complete his daring quest even as he uncovers in the process, a shocking secret that will force him to question everything he thought he knew?
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  • Pirates at Port Royal

    Carol Ottley-Mitchell

    language (CaribbeanReads Publishing, Oct. 2, 2011)
    Port Royal was destroyed by an earthquake in 1692, but that does not stop Mark, Kyle and their pet monkey Chee Chee from having an adventure thereduring their summer in Jamaica. The children once again find themselves in the past. This time they team up with Henry Morgan, a famous pirate, on anadventure that takes them to Venezuela where they have to destroy a fleet of Spanish ships to save their lives.About Port RoyalDuring the 17th century, Port Royal, Jamaica was one of the largest towns in the English colonies. It was very important in commercial trade at the time and was home to many privateers and pirates, such as the famous Sir Henry Morgan. The city has been affected by several natural disasters, but remains an important historical site in Jamaica.About the AuthorCarol lives and works in St. Kitts-Nevis. Her own love of reading, children and her Caribbean home led her to create the Caribbean Adventure Series.
  • Colouring Book Tour of St. Kitts and Nevis

    Joan Mallalieu

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, Nov. 4, 2014)
    Colour your way through the rich culture of the twin-island state of St. Kitts and Nevis in this delightful colouring book tour illustrated by St. Kitts based artist Joan Mallalieu. Historic sites such as the Brimstone Hill National Fortress and Nevis' Memorial Square are just some of the pictures you will colour in this book. The book includes fun activities, colour-by-number and word searches.
  • Musical Youth

    Joanne C. Hillhouse

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, Nov. 5, 2014)
    Award winning title-2nd place in the 2014 Burt Award for Caribbean Literature. #12 in Amazon Hot New Releases – Teen and Young Adult Performing Arts Fiction – in its first month of release Featured in Essence Magazine February 2016There are no missteps in this tender coming-of-age romance, only an enthusiasm for love and life that reverberates triumphantly, as both Shaka and Zahara battle their demons with hope’s persistent chorus.-CaribbeanBeat Magazine. “Musical Youth is a beautifully crafted novel with the leitmotiv of music running throughout it. This is a powerful and credible story of young love between two likeable heroes.-Burt Award for Caribbean literature. Musical Youth is a compelling read because Hillhouse has managed to make readers really care about the characters and their struggles.-Trinidad Guardian. Music, Discovery, Love. Can one summer make the difference of a lifetime?Zahara is a loner. She's brilliant on the guitar but in everyday life she doesn't really fit in. Then she meets Shaka, himself a musical genius and the first boy who really gets her. They discover that they share a special bond, their passion for music, and Zahara finds herself a part, not just of Shaka's life, but also that of his boys, the Lion Crew. When they all get roles in a summer musical, Zahara, Shaka, and the rest of the Lion Crew use the opportunity to work on a secret project. But the Crew gets much more than they bargained for when they uncover a dark secret linking Shaka and Zahara's families and they're forced to confront some uncomfortable truths about class, colour, and relationships on the Caribbean island of Antigua.
  • Lost! A Caribbean Sea Adventure

    Joanne C Hillhouse, Danielle Boodoo-Fortune

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, Nov. 30, 2017)
    LOST!When an Arctic seal named Dolphin finds himself far from home in the warm Caribbean sea, he has to rely on new friends for help. Will he make his way back to his Arctic home? This book includes a short story and a puzzle.Who is Dolphin, the Arctic seal?The story of Dolphin, the Arctic Seal, was inspired by Wadadli, a young male hooded seal that left its home in the North Atlantic and found himself stranded in the Caribbean Sea just off of the island of Antigua. He was rescued by the Coast Guard of Antigua and Barbuda, and like Dolphin, the Arctic Seal, he was returned to his home by plane.
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  • The Crumb Bunch

    Heidi Fagerberg

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, Nov. 2, 2015)
    In a small courtyard on the Island of St Kitts, lizards skitter and pigeons perch. There are places for them to hide and leaves to blend in with, but if you are quiet and still and look very carefully you will see them everywhere. Meet Larry, Mr. Green and Percy the stars in The Crumb Bunch. Larry the Lizard has some explaining to do! He wanted to feel special so he told his friend, Mr. Green, a big lie. How can he get Mr. Green's forgiveness? Maybe Percy the pigeon can help mend their friendship and make their group a trio again?
  • Sweet Victory

    Heidi Fagerberg, Ann-Cathrine Loo

    Paperback (Caribbean Reads Publishing, June 30, 2018)
    Sweet Victory follows a young boy and his mother searching for the perfect afternoon treat. Weave through their garden full of Caribbean fruits of all shapes and sizes as they search for one that is ripe and sweet to eat. With a game akin to Eye Spy, Sweet Victory showcases beautiful artwork and uses engaging and fun rhyming style to teach your "Little One" about the rich abundant fruits found within the Caribbean islands.
  • Adventure at Brimstone Hill

    Carol Ottley-Mitchell

    eBook (CaribbeanReads Publishing, Oct. 1, 2011)
    Mark, Kyle and Ingrid embark on their very first adventure as they follow a mischievous monkey through a secret passage at the Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park in St. Kitts. They find themselves transported to the 18th century, captured as spies and thrown into a fierce battle between the British and the French for this famous fort. About Brimstone Hill: Brimstone Hill is a UNESCO world heritage site located in St. Kitts. It was built by the English in the early 18th century to defend the island. It stands today as one of the best preserved historical fortifications in the Americas. www.brimstonehillfortress.org The book presents historical facts in such an entertaining manner that children will hardly notice that they are learning history as well.