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Indigo Alex and the Squid | Erin Mills Town Centre
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"A thoughtful picture book that explores guilt, curiosity, and honesty through imaginative dream sequences and expressive artwork" – Booklist "A sensitive, empathetic take on the moral quandaries of childhood" – Kirkus When Alex doesn’t have money for the school book fair, he makes a decision with giant consequences Alex made a decision. In a quick motion, he tucked the book under his arm and walked back to the classroom. And yet, drifting under the current of excitement, something poked and tugged at him. Every year when the school book fair comes around, Alex just can’t bear it. He loves books, but he never has any money to spend. But when there’s a new book about squids and octopuses – the animals he’s most fond of– at this year’s fair, Alex decides to steal it. He sneaks it into his backpack and takes it home. But then the golden giant squid from the book begins to visit him in his dreams, and Alex has to decide how to make things right.
Features a relatable main character who loves books and cephalopods
Deals with the topic of privilege and fairness in an approachable, kid-friendly way
Endnotes provide more information about cephalopods, an author’s note, and a social-emotional exercise about making mistakes
"A thoughtful picture book that explores guilt, curiosity, and honesty through imaginative dream sequences and expressive artwork" – Booklist "A sensitive, empathetic take on the moral quandaries of childhood" – Kirkus When Alex doesn’t have money for the school book fair, he makes a decision with giant consequences Alex made a decision. In a quick motion, he tucked the book under his arm and walked back to the classroom. And yet, drifting under the current of excitement, something poked and tugged at him. Every year when the school book fair comes around, Alex just can’t bear it. He loves books, but he never has any money to spend. But when there’s a new book about squids and octopuses – the animals he’s most fond of– at this year’s fair, Alex decides to steal it. He sneaks it into his backpack and takes it home. But then the golden giant squid from the book begins to visit him in his dreams, and Alex has to decide how to make things right.
Features a relatable main character who loves books and cephalopods
Deals with the topic of privilege and fairness in an approachable, kid-friendly way
Endnotes provide more information about cephalopods, an author’s note, and a social-emotional exercise about making mistakes
The largest book retailer in Canada also offers toys, music, home décor, gifts and lifestyle products. What's Inside...Books, Magazines, CD’s and DVD’s, Toys and Gifts, Home Accents, Electronics, Baby’s and Children’s Section, Bath and Body, Kitchen and Bedroom, Stationary Located outside in the exterior plaza.
