Alberta from A to Z in quick rhymes and fun facts, plus richly detailed illustrations. "B is for Alberta's mammal, the mighty bighorn sheep – surefooted, agile, hopping cliffs, climbing rock faces so steep." (Picture book)

A delightful rhyming story, on a moonlit night the Drumheller dinosaur fossils of Dinosaur Valley stir their bones and skeleton-crawl across the Badlands to "dance back to life with a clickity-clap." Irresistible illustrations – dinosaur fossils will never be the same. (Picture book)

The Timberwolf hockey team is in Calgary for a big tournament, and the competition is fierce. Rival teammates Tom and Johnny have a separate contest going, off the ice. (Chapter book)

For more hockey action: Timberwolf Chase

Teenage Meg has a way with horses, and would like nothing better than to spend her summer at Mustang Mountain, but she's stuck with a pesky ten-year old and her friend Thomas is out in the wilderness, trying to save the wild horses. A super horse story, set in the Canadian Rockies. (Chapter book)

The adventures continue, with phantom horses, rodeos, and wild mustangs in: Night Horse, Rodeo Horse, Brave Horse.

Based on a true story, in 1907, sixteen year old Katherine Mary from Boston marries a Canadian Mounty and moves to remote northern Alberta. This warm-hearted narrative reads as if you're sitting next to Katherine Mary and Mike Flannigan on a cold winter's night, listening to them tell stories. A good teen read. (Chapter book)