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I had to assume a completely new identity and forget who I had been. And...
Always Remember Who You Are
Anita Ekstein and Beth Griech-Polelle
Ages Adult
Writing opened the lid of my box of buried memories. Looking back at my long...
Alone in the Storm
Leslie Vertes and Christine Schmidt
These \"bra art\" creations are beautiful, often hilarious, and touching
Support the Girls
West Parry Sound Health Centre Foundation
Uneasy Lies has been hailed by The Globe and Mail as \"excellent\" and \"highly entertaining.\"
Uneasy Lies
Eve Zaremba
50 years of frontline legal battles to protect the civil liberties we take for granted
Acting for Freedom
Marian Botsford Fraser
A pony called Lucky and a foster girl named Tory are both searching for a...
The Way Home
Becky Citra
Ages 6 - 8
A collection of ten women wordsmiths from L.M. Montgomery and George Eliot to Margaret Atwood...
Remarkable Women Writers
Heather Ball
Ages 9 - 12
Louisiana - Easy for short - is a strong, positive hero of this fun and...
Freedom's Just Another Word
Caroline Stellings
Ages 13 - 19
Sharing the stories and achievements of First Nations writers, this collection of short & engaging...
Great Writers from our First Nations
Kim Sigafus
Lyle Ernst
Consuming Passions
Bernadette and the Lunch Bunch
Susan Glickman
Lacey and the African Grandmothers
Sue Farrell Holler
A British intelligence officer. A Partisan photographer. A German rabbi. A Polish nurse.
Heroines, Rescuers, Rabbis, Spies
Sarah Silberstein Swartz
Peggy must return to the Notherland to help rescue Mi.
The Shining World
Kathleen McDonnell
If Carrie had been written by a woman and a feminist...
The First Principles of Dreaming
Beth Goobie
David is tormented by questions after he comes to believe his father may have allowed...
What Happened to Ivy
Kathy Stinson
Astonishing Women Artists
A compassionate and gentle look at a family's journey through cancer.
Where's Mom's Hair?
Debbie Watters
Margaret Atwood describes Helen Keremos as \"a cross between Lily Tomlin and Philip Marlowe.\"
White Noise
A twelve-year-old girl comes to appreciate that in everyone’s life there are bright shinning moments...
Bright Shining Moment
Deb Loughead