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Chinook Regional Library |
COWS IN THE KITCHEN
by June Crebbin.
While Tom Farmer is asleep under the haystack, the cows, ducks, pigs,
hens, and sheep make quite a mess in the farmhouse. Ages: 2-5.
QUEEN NADINE
by Maryann Kovalski.
Nadine is as content as a cow can be. Her life on Pete's farm
is perfect until Pete sells his herd to another farm. Canadian.
Ages: 4-7.
JOHN PIG'S HALLOWEEN
by Jan Waldron.
Too scared to go trick-or-treating, John Pig stays home on Halloween
and has an unplanned party with some unexpected, monstrous guests.
Ages: 4-7.
A TERRIFYING TASTE OF SHORT AND SHIVERY
by Robert San Souci.
Ghosts, ghouls, goblins, and long-leggety beasties inhabit these 30
chilling tales gathered from around the world. Ages: 8-12.
JUNGLE DOGS
by Graham Salisbury.
A boy confronts his greatest fear in a warmhearted novel of courage
and family love set in Hawaii. Ages: 9-13.
THIS LAND
selected by Kit Pearson.
Kit Pearson has collected stories that not only entertain readers both
young and old, but also bring us remarkable impressions of the vast and
varied land in which we live. Canadian author. Ages: 8-13.
TRAPPED! CAGES OF MIND AND BODY
edited by Lois Duncan.
A collection of stories by different writers and in various genres
in each of which a young protagonist is trapped in some way, whether emotionally,
physically, or mentally. Ages: 12+.
52 DAYS BY CAMEL
by Lawrie Raskin.
Take the adventure of a lifetime as you join the author on his real-life
trek across the Sahara to Timbuktu and beyond. Canadian author.
Ages: 9+.
SASKATCHEWAN HISTORY ALONG THE HIGHWAY
by Bob Weber.
A traveler's guide to the fascinating facts, intriguing incidents and
lively legends in Saskatchewan's past. Saskatchewan author.
CLASSIC TRACTORS OF THE WORLD
by Nick Baldwin.
Baldwin describes and illustrates the development and history of the
100 greatest and most significant vintage farm tractor makes.
VISIONS OF THE GODDESS.
Text by Sherrill Miller, photographs by Courtney Milne.
For more than 20,000 years, cultures thrived around the worship of
feminine energy embodied in the Earth Mother. Text and photographs
rediscover the expression of the feminine in the landscape. Saskatchewan
author.
OUT AND ABOUT
by Doug Gilroy.
Through 50 years of observation, the author describes the beauty of
the Canadian prairies and shares his deep respect for the land and its
inhabitants. Saskatchewan author.
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