This story takes young readers, aged 8 to 11 years in 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. Author signed copies available.

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.

Her father Donald is publisher of The Breeze. Her mother Elizabeth is a snob who disapproves of Danny. A running battle ensues. Danny is our hero - he likes to get even. The townspeople, who paly a significant part in his struggle, love him. [Readers] will love him too. Find out how Dannyoverrides adversity to become a man among men.

Forced to return home to a grim family life and a Catholic convent school, Laurie reaches the age of seventeen before she is reunited with Tom is Canso. Through a cruel twist of fate their love is thwarted.
When years later Tom finds Laurie on Moffatt's Island - the island in St. Lambert that bore her name and would become the focal point of her life - Laurie believes that nothing could ever again come between them, but Tom leaves. She has an extraordinary and significant dream and she takes heart, but she must discover the island within herself to become complete.

Bold, colourful characters created by artist-designer Gizelle Erdei literally dance through the pages. It was field-tested with hundreds of school children and reviewed by many teachers prior to its release; The author and publisher have read George to many thousands young children since its release. Adults enjoy reading George aloud or using it as a dramatization. Teachers find that younger children (ages 4-7)love having it read to them, while older ones (ages 8-10) can read it on their own. Full of wonderful rhyming conversations between the principal characters, George and a little girl named Amber, it makes a great personal gift as well as an economical school resource. Printed on 100 lb. double-coated paper allows each page to resonate with rich, vibrant Disney-like colours. Add a 12 pt. laminated cover and you have a very durable, "nearly kid-proof", book.

Comprised of an equal number of black (African Canadian) and white players, they transcended racial barriers and dominated junior baseball in the summer of 1962, but more importantly dedicated themselves to succeeding generations of youth, earning the respect and support of their community and province. This is a story of that Hall of Fame team and each of its members.

Includes photos as well as interesting musical biographies of these accomplished musicians: Ned Landry, the legendary three-time North American fiddle champion; Lee Cremo, versatile Mi-Kmaq musical sensation, touring and recording artist, as well as three-time Maritime Old-time fiddle champion; Carl Elliott, Maritime Old-time Open champion among his many and varied musical accomplishments; Brenda Stubbert, a fine Cape Breton fiddler, recording artist and prolific composer who once performed at the famous Lincoln Centre in New York; and Ken Davidson, Sr; touring musician, recording artist, radio and TV personality, teacher and composer for over 50 years - and a special friend to so many throughout his entire life.

Lee Cremo (Constitution Breakdown)
Ken Davidson, Sr. (Silver Cloud Waltz)
Carl Elliott (Glenda’s Reel)
Ned Landry (Cajun Fiddlin’ on the Bayou)
Brenda Stubbert (Regina Stubbert’s Jig)
This is a printing of a popular 1990’s publication of these quality tunes that are suitable for piano, mandolin, guitar, bass and violin and is the first official publication of this selection of original tunes. As three of these five composers are no longer with us, it is also a tribute to their memory.

Gentle, but masterful illustrations of Earth’s creatures and Heaven’s angels by talented artist Nuri Guerra combine to make this a delightful book for the young and the young at heart. Hard-bound cover and printed on 70 lb. Euroart Silk makes this a durable book that you will treasure as a keepsake for your children and your grand-children. An innovative approach to story-telling with a traditional bent that speaks to the dancer within us all of us. Includes the story of the author, illustrator, ballet and Prima Ballerina Mimi Grikes who emigrated to Canada from Latvia and whose career was cut short in 1939, first by the Nazi invasion, then with the occupation by the USSR. Mimi was awarded the Cross of Merit of Latvia in 1999; she wasin her 80s at the time. She still lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia where she opened her ballet school in the 1950s.