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| 131.Kids Book of Great Canadian Women, The (Kids Books of ...) by: Elizabeth MacLeod February 01, 2006 |
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| 132.Outside, the Women Cried: The Story of the Surrender by Chief Thunderchild’s Band of Their Reserve Near Delmas, Saskatchewan, 1908 by: Jack Funk May 30, 2007 |
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| 133.Canadian Flyer Adventures #4: Yikes, Vikings! (Canadian Flyer Adventures) by: Frieda Wishinsky August 28, 2007 |
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| 134.A Day in the Life of a Colonial Sailmaker (Library of Living and Working in Colonial Times) by: Laurie Krebs 2004-08 |
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| Growing up in Philadelphia, James Forton was the son of free black parents. His father made sails for the ships. After his father's death, James has some exciting and frightening adventures during the Revolution! In 1784, he fulfills his dream of becoming an apprentice sailmaker and then a foreman who later was able to own the shop. James Forton became on of the richest men in Philadelphia. He never neglected his own people, and used his own home as a hiding place for escaped slaves.
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| 135.Forts of Canada by: Ann-Maureen Owens, Jane Yealland December 19, 1995 |
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| Growing up in Philadelphia, James Forton was the son of free black parents. His father made sails for the ships. After his father's death, James has some exciting and frightening adventures during the Revolution! In 1784, he fulfills his dream of becoming an apprentice sailmaker and then a foreman who later was able to own the shop. James Forton became on of the richest men in Philadelphia. He never neglected his own people, and used his own home as a hiding place for escaped slaves.
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| 136.Shaman's Nephew: A Life in the Far North by: Sheldon Oberman 2003-07 |
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| This book surprised me as I first saw it as an endearing picture book talking about igloos. But when I read it, it became a real eye opener. With Tookoome's humble way of telling stories I feel that I got a very clear picture of what it was like for him to go from living the most real of lifestyles on the land, to a contrived one, being forced to live in a settlement. Tookoome tells a sad yet beautiful tale that will make you think about what white man (Kabloonaq) has done in the name of "progress", ... Read More: |
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| 137.Sister to the Wolf by: Maxine Trottier August 01, 2004 |
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| Maxine Trottier demonstrates her talents yet again in this wonderful book! Cecile is a French-Canadian girl, trying to find her way through life, with the help of Lesharo and Papa, of course. Through trial and happiness, this is an awsome story and there NEEDS to be a sequel! |
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| 138.17 minutes to live (The Incredible series) by: Richard A Boning 1973 |
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| Maxine Trottier demonstrates her talents yet again in this wonderful book! Cecile is a French-Canadian girl, trying to find her way through life, with the help of Lesharo and Papa, of course. Through trial and happiness, this is an awsome story and there NEEDS to be a sequel! |
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| 139.P Is for Puffin: A Newfoundland And Labrador Alphabet (Discover Canada Province By Province) by: Janet Skirving September 01, 2006 |
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| This book is certainly a touch of home for N & L people. I bought it for my 75 yr old mom and my adult children. My mom lived on Prospect Street, 2 blocks from the wharf. The houses were not painted like a circus when she grew up there, or when we visited in the 60s'. Now I think it is for the tourists. Anyways, it is beautifully written and illustrated. It has simple writing for the younger ones on part of the page, and more indepth writng for older ones.
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| 140.Mirror with a Memory: A Nation's Story in Photographs by: Janice Weaver November 13, 2007 |
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List Price: $24.95 Childrens Bookshop Price: $18.96 You Save: $5.99 (24%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: $0.69 |
| This book is certainly a touch of home for N & L people. I bought it for my 75 yr old mom and my adult children. My mom lived on Prospect Street, 2 blocks from the wharf. The houses were not painted like a circus when she grew up there, or when we visited in the 60s'. Now I think it is for the tourists. Anyways, it is beautifully written and illustrated. It has simple writing for the younger ones on part of the page, and more indepth writng for older ones.
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