Visiting Hours
Shane Koyczan

Price: $19.99
ISBN: 978-0-9738131-0-4

Visiting Hours is Shane Koyczan's critically acclaimed, best selling first book of poetry. Currently in its 3rd printing it has touched the hearts of poetry lovers young and old from Edinburgh to Toronto, Vancouver and Sydney.

How I Learned to Run
Kinnie Starr

Price: $19.99
ISBN: 978-0-9738131-3-5

From Kinnie Starr, an incredibly talented artist deemed "edgy" and "enchanting" by The New Yorker, comes a beautifully rendered---and oft-times haunting---collection of poetry. These are poems that evoke and provoke and sing and scream. Kinnie has mastered the art of making words live and breathe; her words are not soon forgotten. An award-winning musician, as well as a poet, an artist, and an actress (to name of few of her many talents), Kinnie has recorded multiple albums, and her music has been featured in popular movies and television shows.

Avril Lavigne's Girlfriend
Gail Simone

Price: $10.99
ISBN: 978-0-9738131-5-9

Every girl in school wants Dylan. He's cute, cool, and sooooo sweet. Sweet enough to get the richest and hottest girl in school: Layla. But there are a lot of things about Layla that Dylan doesn't know-- like how vicious she is to anyone who doesn't act like her - or do what she says. Anyone like Marta. Can Marta make Dylan see the truth about his girlfriend? Does it really matter that much to Marta anyway? You bet. Inspired by Avril Lavigne's hit single "Girlfriend," this is the story of a girl who wants a boy who is too good for the girl he's got. Or something like that.

Stickboy
Shane L. Koyczan

Price: $22.99
ISBN: 978-0-9738131-6-6

Stickboy is anovel in verse narrated by a boy who, after enduring years of bullying from his classmates, finally snaps and becomes a bully himself. The title is a reference to both the old "sticks and stones" saying, and the narrator's feeling of being made of sticks of dynamite waiting to explode. This tale, based on Shane's childhood experiences with bullying, is as beautiful as it is haunting. And it reminds us that although we can assume any role - bully, victim, or passive observer - ultimately, we must each choose where we stand... With cyber-bullying on the rise, this is truly a timely and important book for all ages and backgrounds: students, parents, teachers, and more. It is sure to ignite lively debate and discussion about bullying in our society and what we can do about it.