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Tag Archives: Canadian
An Edible Alphabet: 26 Reasons to Love the Farm
Let’s start the new year with an ABC book for more than just the very young. It’s a hybrid nonfiction book with a bit of poetry and a few narrative anecdotes rounding out the lush information. For the very young, … Continue reading
Heartland: A Prairie Sampler
Yvette Moore’s illustrations paint the prairies with a quiet beauty. See the haze of ice crystals around the moon or summer snow resting on cattle. The informative text, by Jo Bannatyne-Cugnet, point to the unique prairie heritage both author and … Continue reading
Yes, Please! No, Thank You
Manners are important, as my grandma always taught me. This book makes them fun. In a clever question answer format, Valerie Wheeler hits the message home. Quirky illustrations by Glin Dibley embellish the fun text. Try making up some of … Continue reading
Anne of Green Gables
Anne of Green Gables is the ultimate novel for finding a place in the world. Anne Shirley, an unwanted orphan, asserts her place at the no-nonsense Cuthbert siblings’ home. She is not a boy, not practical and not quiet–the opposite … Continue reading
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