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| Dragons I Know | ||
| Brief Description: 28 pages of full color illustrations visually charm the reader when learning about recognition and acceptance of differences among us all. In this story-poem, a boy and his friend go to a park "where dragons are nice", and watch dragons and unicorns at play. They identify with the dragons, who... |
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| Satin Shoes | ||
| Brief Description: A debut novel for young readers. Written from the heart, Loreena M. Lee's Satin Shoes should delight nostalgic adults with its evocation of a time gone by, and intrigue younger readers with 12 year-old Leanne's efforts to adapt to her changing family situation, make new friends, and uncover the story of... |
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| Maria's Tango | ||
| Brief Description: When María Gonzales steps from her dusty Baja California landscape into Uncle Rubén's brand new, 1935 Cadillac convertible, she believes she is leaving home to pursue her dream of becoming a famous Hollywood dancing star. Instead, the sexually precocious fifteen-year-old, of marriageable age now, in her culture, ends up dancing... |
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| Walls That Listen Walls that Talk | ||
| Brief Description: Who better for WALLS to share their secrets with -- energy long held in their plaster and paint -- than a rum-loving handyman with a history of psychic gift and a Mexican shaman grandmother? Twelve years have gone by since Jesse Gonzales arrived in Colombia with President J.F. Kennedy's Peace Corps.... |
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| Prisoners of the Williwaw | ||
| Brief Description: What would happen if three hundred hardened convicts petitioned the United States Government for an abandoned island where, accompanied by their families, they would be set free to earn their own way? Overwhelmed by prison budgets and prison riots, the government agrees and sets the prisoners free on windswept, treeless Adak... |
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| Veto | ||
| Brief Description: The Secretary-General of the United Nations - a woman? Pilar Marti is a UN bureaucrat who rises above her limitations to become a great Secretary-General, one who transforms the UN from inertia to dynamism, from control by five veto countries to a representative world body. Pilar grows with the job, becoming... |
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| Dystopia | ||
| Brief Description: Dystopia is a society of human misery, squalor, disease, terror and overcrowding. It is the opposite of Utopia. This is a book about going to prison. Mike Oulton went to prison for trying to smuggle fifteen kilos of cocaine into the United States. Ed Griffin went to prison to cause a... |
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| Kitchen Tales | ||
| Brief Description: The intention to preserve traditional family recipes has morphed into a cookbook that contains 50 years of collected favourites and many of the original dishes I’ve created. As well, it is a bit of a memoir, relating tales of travel, biographies and anecdotes about fellow food aficionados I’ve met along... |
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| Within these Bonds | ||
| Brief Description: In the 1930's, men carved out their realm on parcels of land on the Alberta frontier. With their wives and families, they coped with poverty, hard work and loneliness. After her mother's death, Evelyn is left on a remote Alberta homestead to care for her sisters and the household. Soon her father... |
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| Laura’s Dilemma | ||
| Brief Description: When Laura Stewart hears the squeaky floorboards on the first landing of the staircase, she believes her roommates have changed their minds about spending the weekend at a nearby resort and have returned home. Laura Dives into the closet as her room is invaded with flashlights. It's not long before she... |
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| Once a Priest | ||
| Brief Description: “You’re gonna die, preacher.” Young, idealistic Catholic priest Ed Griffin ignores the bystanders and marches on from Selma to Montgomery with Martin Luther King. He feels like he’s living his faith. When he returns to his suburban parish in Parma, Ohio, he discovers that people have complained to the pastor. “Either... |
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