Play and learn with mirror magic-and amazing dinosaurs! My long neck helps me reach leaves high in the trees. LOOK, I'M A BRACHIOSAURUS! I'm smaller than most dinosaurs, but I'm fierce. LOOK, I'M A VELOCIRAPTOR! With a shiny mirror on each page and vibrant and playful art from Junissa Bianda, Amazing Dinosaurs lets children see their own smiling faces as their favorite prehistoric creatures. Giggle, play, and learn about Stegosaurs, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurs, Brachiosaurs, and Velociraptors-all at the same time! This interactive board book fosters imaginative play with a magical reading experience that will entertain everyone in your family. Enjoy instant make-believe fun with the Look, Baby! series from Starry Forest Books.

Gallop through an enchanted forest like a unicorn. Splash with the sea turtles and swim with mermaids. Spread your wings and soar like a phoenix. See how you transform, all with the turn of a page!

It's never too early to show baby that anything is possible! Kids will love the playful art and giggle when they see their face reflected back in a chef's hat, space suit, and more. See how you transform, all with the turn of a page!

Start your little chess master early with this adorably illustrated board book. Learn the name of each chess piece and how it moves across the board. Fun and instructive for kids of all ages. After all- "every chess master was once a beginner!"

For Hermenegilde Chiasson, every work of art is both a cry and a prayer. "Beatitudes" reflects this perspective by connecting everyday events -- people losing their keys or their cellphone signals -- to the universal. Sighs, silences, and human utterances all become part of an ongoing incantation that ranges from the personal to the textual, from the local to the cosmopolitan. In this postmodern "sermon on the mount," Chiasson has created a tour de force at once compassionate and complex, thoughtful and illuminating.

A meditation on what it means to be human, Chiasson writes from a deep sense of melancholy. Exploring the common bonds of humanity, he creates a tonal montage that probes our notions of who we are and who we might become. Beginning in mid-sentence and ending not with a period but a comma, "Beatitudes" is Hermenegilde Chiasson's most important work to date, with beautiful lines that continue to echo long after they have been read. It will be released simultaneoulsy in French by Editions Prise de Parole.

Classic games for playful babies-level up your little gamer in Gamer Baby: Video Games! Grab your controller! Are you ready to play? Time to pick a character. Which one do you want to be? With this adorable baby book, it's never too early for your little gamer to graduate from NPC to protagonist! Simple descriptions of game play-from gamepad controls to bosses-and vibrant characters make video games exciting and easy for all ages. Jump and duck and run at the tap of a button. Overcome obstacles and build reaction time in mission after mission-let's collect achievements! A glossy cover and delightful details throughout make this little board book perfect for baby showers or first story times. This charming introduction to video games will have your little ones gaining XP in no time! So get your controller and press START: Ready for the next level of the game? Let's go! From Starry Forest Books, Gamer Baby invites little ones to play and discover adventurous new skills.

First published in 1974, Mourir a Scoudouc emerged out of a period of cultural awakening. Chiasson's poems denounced the narrow limitations of the past and traced the lines of a fresh collective vision. The poems were lyrical, referentially modern, and steeped in the rhythms and forms that had emerged from the Americas, Europe, and India. Now, more than 40 years later, Hermenegilde Chiasson is considered to be the father of Acadian modernism, and Mourir a Scoudouc is widely regarded as one of the foundational works of modern Acadian literature. Several of the poems, including the oft-anthologized long poem, "Eugenie Melanson," have now achieved iconic status, appearing frequently in books, magazines, and films in French and in English. To Live and Die in Scoudouc is the first English edition of this seminal collection. It replicates Chiasson's design of the 2017 edition and features his own photographs as well as his new introductory essay. Although several of the poems have been previously translated, To Live and Die in Scoudouc features fresh renditions by Jo-Anne Elder, who worked closely with Chiasson on the translations.

Winner, Governor General's Award for PoetryShortlisted, Governor General's Award for TranslationAn elegant testimony to the beautiful and the good, Serge Patrice Thibodeau's One pays homage to the vibrancy and vigor of life, backdropped against the precarious immediacy of the everyday. From the tiny trunk of opening lines taken from Paul Valery, Thibodeau unpacks a vision of human consciousness that exists in a state of singular wonder, creating a universe that is at once faithful and ever-changing like the tidal bore -- the landscape of mascaret. Thibodeau boldly blends anecdotes, pop-ups, leitmotifs, ecological awareness, and the inner world in variations on the theme of wholeness.

"Climates" is suffused with the single-minded desire to fully inhabit, and be inhabited by, a place: Acadie. The political push-and-pull of being Acadian is a constant, even when the mutability of personal life is in the foreground. The four sections of "Climates" each correspond to a season, and each is marked by unity of tone, atmosphere, and form.