Mabel Murple's Word-Spinning World

It won't be available until the Spring of 2022, but you can get a sneak preview of Sheree Fitch's "Bring in, Ring In, Sing In the Spring" right now!

It's a delightful poem that attunes us to all of the wonder and beauty of a season that welcomes new life, joy and even surprise.

A series of humorous poems, paired with timeless illustrations, interprets 15 of the 54 articles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Have you ever tried describing snow to a person who has never experienced it before. Well, that's the starting point for Sheree Fitch's deliciously enticing poem, "No Two Snowflakes". Beyond the real connection with snow, however, this is a wonderful conversation starter about differences and diversity.

"Summer Feet" is a delightful new book by Canadian author, Sheree Fitch. It's a tongue-twisting tale that celebrates all things summer. Whether it's December or June, "Summer Feet" is sure to bring a warm smile to kids of all ages. Here's to putting on our Summer Feet and letting our imaginations run wild!

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More from the delightful collection, Toes in My Nose! Sheree Fitch takes on a marvellous trip through growing up, but doesn't leave us without tucking us in and giving us a kiss goodnight!

Do you remember that one ride at the local fair or exhibition that always seemed just out of reach. You weren't old enough. You weren't tall enough. But then you were both!

Night Sky Wheel Ride takes us into a wonderful whirly world of sound, smells and sights of the annual fair and that one ride—the Ferris Wheel—at night!

What happens when a little girl's birthday party is not visited by friends and family but a whole "zoo" of animals that proceed to wreak havoc and create confusion? Well, settle in and listen as Sheree Fitch reads, "Birthday Party Pandamonium". We guarantee that you will never see birthday parties in quite the same way!

Join poet Sheree Fitch on this wonderful journey of whimsy, wit and wonder. From the imaginative, "If I Had Million Onions" to the hilarious "Grampy's Borborygmus" and the poignant final "Prayer", Sheree takes on a journey that listeners won't soon forget!

A folk tale/fable filled with word play, poetry, magic and meaning. Set in the village of River John on the North Shore of Nova Scotia, the book was published in 2017 by Running the Goat Press, illustrated by Darka Erdelji. The tale is about "the joy of making things, the strength of community and the warm reach of generosity." This podcast episode is longer than usual. Sheree dedicates to all of us in these pandemic times, but most especially all in the province of Nova Scotia. May we all wrap ourselves in the healing power of Polly MacCauley's finest, divinest wooliest gift of all: Hope, always.

Sheree Fitch invites us to go out into the world, open our arms wide and embrace everything around. "Singily Skipping Along" is a rollicking chant that invites us to do just that! Get your whole body moving to this celebration of life and our connections to the world around us.