This story takes young readers into an environment where life, work and family values are intertwined. Youngsters learn from their elders (i.e. parents, guardians, teachers), especially related to advice or warnings about more dangerous activities - advice intended to protect them from harm, not inhibit enjoyment in the exploration of their world. Young readers will particularly enjoy White Flyer’s antics early on, when like them, he is young and playful, but then grows into maturity. Valued by most adults, and enjoyed by youth.

Inspiring book of courage and perseverance by the author who was diagnosed with terminal cancer with no offer of treatment or hope via conventional medicine. But one year later, using ‘natural medicine’ and detoxification, her cancer was completely gone; a year later a quality of health and vitality she had not known for thirty years. Learn how you too can reverse critical illnesses, improve your energy, and maintain quality health. Important chapters dealing with cancer, detoxification, blood pH, food additives, exercise, nutrition, caring for and understanding your body, coping skills, plus recipes and common home remedies!

This double set totals 3 hours and 15 minutes of plain, often humourous and entertaining, talk on family health - and is full of concrete advice about adult energy issues and how to raise healthy children.

Judit is a dynamic and entertaining speaker, intricately weaving factual information, appropriate research and anecdote into the fabric of her presentations. She keeps audiences riveted to their seats, often eliciting bursts of laughter as she intersperses humour with the realities of life in the 21st Century. Combining truth with humour, she provides her audiences with the relevant connections between symptoms and the root causes of chronic conditions wrought by our post-modern society.

Drawing on her knowledge of Tignish’s history, as well as many years of living in and observing this community, Elizabeth Cran analyses the factors that have helped it grow and thrive into the 21st century. Her work also illustrates clearly that other communities can retain or even regain a measure of independence in an age of globalization. Residents of small communities anywhere on this continent, as well as members of governments and local organizations concerned with them, will find much food for thought and suggestions to adapt in this important little book. It is also hoped this book will inspire other communities, through their local writers or historians, to emulate the work of E. E. Cran, thereby preserving their own local record. It is a book that every small town library and civic administration office should have on their shelves. Foreword by Gert Morgenstern, Thomas More Institute for Research in Adult Liberal Studies. This title is also an important historical account of settlement in north-western PEI and fore-runner of a later collaboration related to the Co-Op movement in the Maritimes, published by Goose Lane Editions.