WHERE I LIVE by Frances Wolfe.
The author captures the sights and sounds of life on the Nova Scotia
seashore in 16 outstanding illustrations. Canadian. Ages:
3-6.
COMES A WIND by Linda Arms White.
Two brothers can’t resist trying to outdo each other in this wild Western
tale of sibling rivalry. Ages: 4-8.
LITTLE WOLF’S BOOK OF BADNESS by Ian Whybrow.
Little Wolf has been behaving too courteously, so his parents send
him to his uncle’s Big Bad Wolf school to learn to be a proper wolf.
Ages: 8-12.
BLUEPRINT by Charlotte Kerner.
When her mother dies, Siri Selli, one of the first human clones, writes
a bitter memoir of her childhood as the daughter of a famous and self-absorbed
concert pianist and composer. Ages: 14+.
LUCKY 13 by Michael Street.
With over sixty games and variations, this is the essential solitaire
card handbook for kids. Ages: 10+.
BORN TO BE A COWGIRL by Candace Savage.
Daughters of families settling the West were raised on the range with
an independent spirit and horses in their blood. Pictures and text
provide an entertaining portrait of such independent women as Calamity
Jane and Annie Oakley. Saskatchewan author. Ages: 8-12.
BUILDING CANADA by Bonnie Shemie.
The author has created a beautiful and informative volume that defines
Canada’s history and geography through its buildings. The book also looks
at the importance of modern building materials, restorative efforts, and
city planning. Canadian. Ages: 9+.
PIONEER GIRL by Maryanne Caswell.
The book is composed of letters that fourteen-year-old Maryanne sent
to her grandmother as she moved from Ontario in 1887 to Clark’s Crossing
near present day city of Saskatoon. Canadian. Ages: 10+.
THE MONEY ADVISER by Bruce Cohen with Alyssa Diamond.
Now in its third revised edition, the book is a classic Canadian compendium
to successful Financial planning. Canadian.
LANDSCAPING 1-2-3 by Jo Kellum and The Home Depot.
All the plant selection guides, projects, and landscaping information
in the book are specific to Zones 2, 3, and 4.
QUEST FOR ADVENTURE by Chris Bonington.
In this collection of exhilarating adventures (1950-200), the author
examines what has inspired men and women to accomplish remarkable feats.
BEYOND THE VALLEY OF FLOWERS by Veronica Eddy Brock.
Sequel to VALLEY OF FLOWERS, Sandy survives tuberculosis and Fort San
and tells her story of prairie farm life as wife and mother. Saskatchewan
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