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The art of insanity

Webb, Christine (Teacher).


Includes list of crisis and mental health resources. Teen Readers' Choice Award 2024 "Putting up a front and hiding her mental illness from her classmates is going to be the hardest thing high schooler Natalie Cordova has ever done. It's her senior year, and she's just been selected to present her artwork at a prestigious show. With the stress of performing on her shoulders, it doesn't help when Natalie notices a boy who makes her heart leap. And then there's fellow student Ella, who confronts Natalie about her summer car "accident" and pressures her into caring for the world's ugliest dog. Now Natalie finds herself juggling all kinds of feels and responsibilities. Surely her newly prescribed medication is to blame for the funk she finds herself in. But as Natalie's plan to self-treat unravels, so does the perfect facade she's been painting for everyone else." --from publisher.
Date Published:2022

Includes list of crisis and mental health resources. Teen Readers' Choice Award 2024 "Putting up a front and hiding her mental illness from her classmates is going to be the hardest thing high schooler Natalie Cordova has ever done. It's her senior year, and she's just been selected to present her artwork at a prestigious show. With the stress of performing on her shoulders, it doesn't help when Natalie notices a boy who makes her heart leap. And then there's fellow student Ella, who confronts Natalie about her summer car "accident" and pressures her into caring for the world's ugliest dog. Now Natalie finds herself juggling all kinds of feels and responsibilities. Surely her newly prescribed medication is to blame for the funk she finds herself in. But as Natalie's plan to self-treat unravels, so does the perfect facade she's been painting for everyone else." --from publisher.

Date Published:2022

The vale of tears

Hirschprung, Rabbi Pinchas


Includes index and glossary. ""Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung (1912-1998) was born in Dukla, Poland. His memoir of surviving the Holocaust is a first-person account of fleeing from Nazi-occupied Poland during the first two years of World War II. As an Orthodox rabbi, he is specifically targeted and persecuted, and in the fall of 1939 he leaves the shtetl of Dukla and travels, desperately trying to find refuge, to a myriad of towns -Rymanow and Sanok in Poland, then across the Soviet border to Linsk, Lemberg, Lutsk, Lida, Soletshnik and Voranava and then across the Soviet-Lithuanian border to Eyshishok and, finally, Vilna. While escaping across the borders of German-occupied Poland into Soviet-occupied Poland, and finally to Lithuania and then to freedom in Kobe, Japan, and Shanghai, China, Rabbi Pinchas Hirschrprung astutely observes his position in the Jewish communities, the violence against Jews and the urgency of seeking freedom. The Vale of Tears is replete with Talmudic and Torah scripture and psalms as Hirschprung holds onto his faith through the chaos. Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung arrived in Montreal, Canada, in December 1941 and wrote his Yiddish-language memoirs, titled Fun Natsishen Yomertol: Zikhroynes fun a Polit (From the Nazi Vale of Tears: Memoirs of a Refugee) in 1944. His memoir was published in Montreal's daily Yiddish-language newspaper, Der Keneder Adler. The Vale of Tears is its first English translation. Hirschprung became the chief rabbi of Montreal in 1969 and led Montreal's Jewish community until his death in 1998."-- Provided by publisher. "
Date Published:2018

Includes index and glossary. ""Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung (1912-1998) was born in Dukla, Poland. His memoir of surviving the Holocaust is a first-person account of fleeing from Nazi-occupied Poland during the first two years of World War II. As an Orthodox rabbi, he is specifically targeted and persecuted, and in the fall of 1939 he leaves the shtetl of Dukla and travels, desperately trying to find refuge, to a myriad of towns -Rymanow and Sanok in Poland, then across the Soviet border to Linsk, Lemberg, Lutsk, Lida, Soletshnik and Voranava and then across the Soviet-Lithuanian border to Eyshishok and, finally, Vilna. While escaping across the borders of German-occupied Poland into Soviet-occupied Poland, and finally to Lithuania and then to freedom in Kobe, Japan, and Shanghai, China, Rabbi Pinchas Hirschrprung astutely observes his position in the Jewish communities, the violence against Jews and the urgency of seeking freedom. The Vale of Tears is replete with Talmudic and Torah scripture and psalms as Hirschprung holds onto his faith through the chaos. Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung arrived in Montreal, Canada, in December 1941 and wrote his Yiddish-language memoirs, titled Fun Natsishen Yomertol: Zikhroynes fun a Polit (From the Nazi Vale of Tears: Memoirs of a Refugee) in 1944. His memoir was published in Montreal's daily Yiddish-language newspaper, Der Keneder Adler. The Vale of Tears is its first English translation. Hirschprung became the chief rabbi of Montreal in 1969 and led Montreal's Jewish community until his death in 1998."-- Provided by publisher. "

Date Published:2018

Under the yellow & red stars

Levin, Alex, 1932-


Includes glossary and index. "Under the Yellow & Red Stars is a remarkable story of survival, coming of age and homecoming after years as a stranger in a strange land. Alex Levin was only ten years old when he ran deep into the forest after the Germans invaded his hometown of Rokitno and only twelve when he emerged from hiding to find that he had neither parents nor a community to return to. A harrowing tale of escape, endurance and exceptional emotional resilience, Levin's story also draws us into his later life as an officer and eventual outcast in the USSR, and as an immigrant who successfully builds a new life in Canada. This poetically written memoir is imbued with loss and pain, but also with the optimistic spirit of a boy determined to survive."
Date Published:2017

Includes glossary and index. "Under the Yellow & Red Stars is a remarkable story of survival, coming of age and homecoming after years as a stranger in a strange land. Alex Levin was only ten years old when he ran deep into the forest after the Germans invaded his hometown of Rokitno and only twelve when he emerged from hiding to find that he had neither parents nor a community to return to. A harrowing tale of escape, endurance and exceptional emotional resilience, Levin's story also draws us into his later life as an officer and eventual outcast in the USSR, and as an immigrant who successfully builds a new life in Canada. This poetically written memoir is imbued with loss and pain, but also with the optimistic spirit of a boy determined to survive."

Date Published:2017

Hannah's story : what she saw made her want to change the world


"This engaging documentary gives new meaning to the term role model. Normally we think of children learning from their elders, but here is the story of an 11-year-old girl who is already inspiring adults to make a difference. When she was just 5, Hannah Taylor spotted her first homeless person in the back alleys of Winnipeg. This experience not only troubled her but it drove her to do nothing less than change the world, leading to the establishment of the impressive Ladybug Foundation. Under Hannahs leadership, that charity has raised over a million dollars, literally making change for those lacking lifes basic needs. As this absorbing documentary shows, Hannah insists on being seen as normal, but clearly she possesses an extraordinary can-do attitude. Her message is disarmingly straightforward: "share a little of what you have and always care about others." Whether it's organizing Big Boss lunches, speaking to students or to a prime minister, Hannah's capacity to help others is huge, unflagging, and, ultimately, humbling."
Date Published:2007

"This engaging documentary gives new meaning to the term role model. Normally we think of children learning from their elders, but here is the story of an 11-year-old girl who is already inspiring adults to make a difference. When she was just 5, Hannah Taylor spotted her first homeless person in the back alleys of Winnipeg. This experience not only troubled her but it drove her to do nothing less than change the world, leading to the establishment of the impressive Ladybug Foundation. Under Hannah*s leadership, that charity has raised over a million dollars, literally making change for those lacking life*s basic needs. As this absorbing documentary shows, Hannah insists on being seen as normal, but clearly she possesses an extraordinary can-do attitude. Her message is disarmingly straightforward: "share a little of what you have and always care about others." Whether it's organizing Big Boss lunches, speaking to students or to a prime minister, Hannah's capacity to help others is huge, unflagging, and, ultimately, humbling."

Date Published:2007

The shape of thunder

Warga, Jasmine.


Ideal for your Book Club or Reading Group. This kit includes a nylon Halifax Public Libraries bag with 10 copies of Jasmine Warga's "The shape of thunder", along with author and title information, and a list of discussion questions. The kit is available to borrow for 6 weeks. "Cora hasn't spoken to her best friend, Quinn, in over a year. Despite living next door to each other, they exist in separate worlds of grief. Cora is still grappling with the death of her beloved sister in a school shooting, and Quinn is carrying the guilt of what her brother did. On the day of Cora's twelfth birthday, Quinn leaves a box on her doorstep with a note. She has decided the only way to fix things is to go back in time to the moment her brother changed their lives forever - and stop him. In spite of herself, Cora wants to believe. And so the two former friends begin working together to open a wormhole in the fabric of the universe. But as they attempt to unravel the mysteries of time travel to save their siblings, they learn the magic of their friendship may actually be the key to saving themselves." --from book jacket.
Date Published:2021

Ideal for your Book Club or Reading Group. This kit includes a nylon Halifax Public Libraries bag with 10 copies of Jasmine Warga's "The shape of thunder", along with author and title information, and a list of discussion questions. The kit is available to borrow for 6 weeks. "Cora hasn't spoken to her best friend, Quinn, in over a year. Despite living next door to each other, they exist in separate worlds of grief. Cora is still grappling with the death of her beloved sister in a school shooting, and Quinn is carrying the guilt of what her brother did. On the day of Cora's twelfth birthday, Quinn leaves a box on her doorstep with a note. She has decided the only way to fix things is to go back in time to the moment her brother changed their lives forever - and stop him. In spite of herself, Cora wants to believe. And so the two former friends begin working together to open a wormhole in the fabric of the universe. But as they attempt to unravel the mysteries of time travel to save their siblings, they learn the magic of their friendship may actually be the key to saving themselves." --from book jacket.

Date Published:2021

When she hollers

Voight, Cynthia



Date Published:1994

National Geographic


Issues: 12/2023 01-12/2024 01-06/2025 09/2025
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Shelburne County revisited : historical realia kit / collection compiled by George R. Harding et al


"The purpose of this realia kit is to give those people who are interested, an idea of what life was like for the people of Shelburne County...by reproducing things of interest from the past." Assorted facsimiles, simulated documents and other documents, mostly untitled : 1. Law and punishment extracts from the special sessions. 2. Memorandum from John McKenzie to R. R. Thompson. 3. Pioneers of Nova Scotia : a pioneer of religion. 4. Page from the log book of the packet Myrtle and Introduction to the kit (two facsimiles on one large page). 5. The old packet and clipper service. 6. Cause of death certificate. 7. Letter to William Hale about the construction of McNutt's Island lighthouse. 8. Fort St. Louis. 9. Map of Shelburne 1785. 10. Barrington 11. Letter about election. 12. Letter to R. R. Thomson from E. A. Capstick. 13. Index to Business Papers. 14. Proclamation regarding Sierre Leone. 15. Letter about An act for the encouragement of schools”. 16. Page about “Indians”. 17. Plan of Shelburne 1784 with attached notes. 18. List of people located on water lots. 19. 1900 : Re provincial prohibition. 20. Museums. 21. Daring recapture .
Date Published:1972

"The purpose of this realia kit is to give those people who are interested, an idea of what life was like for the people of Shelburne County...by reproducing things of interest from the past." Assorted facsimiles, simulated documents and other documents, mostly untitled : 1. Law and punishment extracts from the special sessions. 2. Memorandum from John McKenzie to R. R. Thompson. 3. Pioneers of Nova Scotia : a pioneer of religion. 4. Page from the log book of the packet Myrtle and Introduction to the kit (two facsimiles on one large page). 5. The old packet and clipper service. 6. Cause of death certificate. 7. Letter to William Hale about the construction of McNutt's Island lighthouse. 8. Fort St. Louis. 9. Map of Shelburne 1785. 10. Barrington 11. Letter about election. 12. Letter to R. R. Thomson from E. A. Capstick. 13. Index to Business Papers. 14. Proclamation regarding Sierre Leone. 15. Letter about An act for the encouragement of schools”. 16. Page about “Indians”. 17. Plan of Shelburne 1784 with attached notes. 18. List of people located on water lots. 19. 1900 : Re provincial prohibition. 20. Museums. 21. Daring recapture .

Date Published:1972

In focus : National Geographic greatest portraits.


From the publisher: "National Geographic Greatest Portraits tells the story of portrait photography through the eyes-and words-of five accomplished National Geographic photographers. The book showcases images never-before-seen alongside award-winning favorites. New and fascinating text reveals photographers' individual experiences photographing people and their evaluation of NG portraits produced during each decade-from the late-19th century until today. National Geographic Greatest Portraits opens with a beautiful and surprising look at National Geographic's contribution to the knowledge of the world's peoples through photography. Five chapters follow, each spanning approximately two decades and covering an era in world history and photographic style. The chapters are: Before 1930 (Exploring the power of photography), 1930s-1940s (The Great Depression and World War II), 1950s-1960s (Bright colors and perky smiles), 1970s-1980s (Back to realism), 1990s-Present (Everything is relative). Each of these chapters is a portrait of the world. "
Date Published:2004

From the publisher: "National Geographic Greatest Portraits tells the story of portrait photography through the eyes-and words-of five accomplished National Geographic photographers. The book showcases images never-before-seen alongside award-winning favorites. New and fascinating text reveals photographers' individual experiences photographing people and their evaluation of NG portraits produced during each decade-from the late-19th century until today. National Geographic Greatest Portraits opens with a beautiful and surprising look at National Geographic's contribution to the knowledge of the world's peoples through photography. Five chapters follow, each spanning approximately two decades and covering an era in world history and photographic style. The chapters are: Before 1930 (Exploring the power of photography), 1930s-1940s (The Great Depression and World War II), 1950s-1960s (Bright colors and perky smiles), 1970s-1980s (Back to realism), 1990s-Present (Everything is relative). Each of these chapters is a portrait of the world. "

Date Published:2004

Shelburne County History - Built Heritage


Articles are contained in two file folders. (1) "Shoemaker's home has stayed in the family". The Coast Guard July 26, 1988 : Print. (2) Atkinson, Trudy. "John Knowles home of Barrington Passage". The Guardian Feb. 19, 1991 : Print. (3) Atkinson, Trudy. "Roger N. Nickerson Home in Barrington, N.S.". (4) "Edward Allen House, Centerville" and "Captain Francis Smith House in Newellton". (5) "Sources of information in Heritage Research" (6) Atkinson, Trudy. "Heritage Newsletter 1990". (7) Atkinson, Trudy. "Colonial and vernacular combined". The Coast Guard July 5, 1988. (8) Atkinson, Trudy. "Heritage homes in the Municipality of Barrington"; Agnes Tracy Home, Bear Point, Shelburne County, N.S. Print. (9) Atkinson, Trudy. "Heritage Buildings in the Municipality of Barrington; Stoney Island Community Hall. The Guardian June 2, 1987. (10) Atkinson, Trudy. "Patricia and Gerald Hudson Home Barrington, N.S. The Guardian December 9, 1986. (11) Atkinson, Trudy. “Third annual ‘Christmas’ Heritage Newsletter 1989”. (12) Atkinson, Trudy. “Mullins home believed built about 1867”. The Coast Guard December 16, 1986. (13) Atkinson, Trudy. “Atkinson’s synonymous with Cape Island”. The Coast Guard June 21, 1988. (14) Atkinson, Trudy. “Brass Hill’s Douglas Pike Home”. The Coast Guard August 25, 1987. (15) Atkinson, Trudy. “Heritage Buildings in the Municipality of Barrington” (about the building owned by the Trustees of the Stoney Island Baptist Church and used as a church club hall). The Guardian August 4, 1987. (16) “McGray – Brannen House Centreville”. The Guardian October 15, 1985. (17) Atkinson, Trudy. “Bibliography of reference material used in Barrington Municipal Heritage Inventory Program”. (18) Atkinson, Trudy. “The home of Charles W. Seeley at Barrington”. The Guardian March 5, 1991. (19) Atkinson, Trudy. “George and (sic) Gladys Atwood Home”. The Coast Guard July 23, 1987 (20) “The Albert Perry house”. The Coast Guard July 31, 1985. “Barrington Municipal Library registered as heritage property”. The Guardian September 2, 1986. (21) “The Marjorie Weeks home”. The Coast Guard June 2, 1987. (22) Atkinson, Trudy. “ ‘Stick’ style unique”. The Coast Guard August 4, 1987. (23) “Temple United Baptist Church”. The Coast Guard October 9, 1985. (24) “Doctor’s Cove church a ‘historic landmark’ “. The Coast Guard May 19, 1987 (25) “Brian and Victoria Holland house Barrington”. The Guardian October 22, 1985. (26) “Gayton & Dorothy MacKinnon house, Newellton”. The Guardian September 3, 1985. (27) Atkinson, Trudy. “Single architecture a distinctive style” (about the Thomas and Phyllis Swaine home, Barrington Passage). The Coast Guard March 22, 1988. (28) “Newellton Community Hall a former school”. The Coast Guard September 1, 1987. (29) “Second Empire style” (about the James and Flora Jamieson home, Doctor’s Cove). The Coast Guard August 18, 1987. (30) Atkinson, Trudy. "Seth Coffin Doane of Barrington, Sea Captain & Master Mariner". (31) Seaman, Mary Lee. "Shelburne Gracie House fine". (32) Gonzaga, Mary-Lee. ""Shelburne Rich in heritage". The Coast Guard July 14, 1967 (33) Gonzaga, Mary Lee. "Called 'Coutney', but 'Muire' more appropriate. The Coast Guard July 28, 1987. (34) Hart, Harold. "Union Church to be plaqued heritage property". Guardian newspaper 1991. (35) Benham, Betty Lou. "Heritage home echoes revolutionary era". Coast Guard Vol. 91, No. 10, p. 15. (36) "The McDonough McLean historic home on Dock Street in Shelburne". (35) Benham, Betty Lou. "Jordan Ferry's Union Church Gothic landmark". (36) Benham, Betty Lou. "Squire Jim's house was built to last". The Coast Guard 16 April 1988. (37) Benham, Betty Lou, "Heritage Poster House. " (38) Smith, Daryl. "Water wheels and grinding stones". (39) Benham, Betty Lou. "Jordan Bay house featured on poster." The Coast Guard 3 November 1987. (40) Spitler, Rance. "National magazine features Shelburne County Historical Homes". (41) Benham, Betty Lou. "Middle Ohio Post Office". (42) Photocopy of picture from The Coast Guard newspaper of the steeple tower of the old Union Church in Jordan Ferry. (43) Benham, Betty Lou. "Harris House : Gateway to New Cambrian Past". (44) Benham, Betty Lou. "Timber Merchants and knee windows". (45) "The Union Church at Jordan Ferry". (46) "The Rebuen Hiltz House". (47) Benham, Betty Lou. "The house within". (48) Smith, Daryl. "Sable River's Carding Mill witness to many changes". (49) Gonzaga, Mary Lee. "Shelburne Library shows Greek Revival Influence". The Coast Guard 21 June 1988. (50) Benham, Betty Lou. "Country Cape". Rhonda, Kelly. "Storekeeper's Saga". Rhonda, Kelly. "Vintage Victorian". Canada Century Home Oct/Nov 1987. Kelly, Rhonda. "Storekeeper's Saga". (50) "Welcome to Historic Shelburne County 1987". Shelburne County Museum. Calendar. (51) "Canada Century Home" October November 1987. 80 p.
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Articles are contained in two file folders. (1) "Shoemaker's home has stayed in the family". The Coast Guard July 26, 1988 : Print. (2) Atkinson, Trudy. "John Knowles home of Barrington Passage". The Guardian Feb. 19, 1991 : Print. (3) Atkinson, Trudy. "Roger N. Nickerson Home in Barrington, N.S.". (4) "Edward Allen House, Centerville" and "Captain Francis Smith House in Newellton". (5) "Sources of information in Heritage Research" (6) Atkinson, Trudy. "Heritage Newsletter 1990". (7) Atkinson, Trudy. "Colonial and vernacular combined". The Coast Guard July 5, 1988. (8) Atkinson, Trudy. "Heritage homes in the Municipality of Barrington"; Agnes Tracy Home, Bear Point, Shelburne County, N.S. Print. (9) Atkinson, Trudy. "Heritage Buildings in the Municipality of Barrington; Stoney Island Community Hall. The Guardian June 2, 1987. (10) Atkinson, Trudy. "Patricia and Gerald Hudson Home Barrington, N.S. The Guardian December 9, 1986. (11) Atkinson, Trudy. “Third annual ‘Christmas’ Heritage Newsletter 1989”. (12) Atkinson, Trudy. “Mullins home believed built about 1867”. The Coast Guard December 16, 1986. (13) Atkinson, Trudy. “Atkinson’s synonymous with Cape Island”. The Coast Guard June 21, 1988. (14) Atkinson, Trudy. “Brass Hill’s Douglas Pike Home”. The Coast Guard August 25, 1987. (15) Atkinson, Trudy. “Heritage Buildings in the Municipality of Barrington” (about the building owned by the Trustees of the Stoney Island Baptist Church and used as a church club hall). The Guardian August 4, 1987. (16) “McGray – Brannen House Centreville”. The Guardian October 15, 1985. (17) Atkinson, Trudy. “Bibliography of reference material used in Barrington Municipal Heritage Inventory Program”. (18) Atkinson, Trudy. “The home of Charles W. Seeley at Barrington”. The Guardian March 5, 1991. (19) Atkinson, Trudy. “George and (sic) Gladys Atwood Home”. The Coast Guard July 23, 1987 (20) “The Albert Perry house”. The Coast Guard July 31, 1985. “Barrington Municipal Library registered as heritage property”. The Guardian September 2, 1986. (21) “The Marjorie Weeks home”. The Coast Guard June 2, 1987. (22) Atkinson, Trudy. “ ‘Stick’ style unique”. The Coast Guard August 4, 1987. (23) “Temple United Baptist Church”. The Coast Guard October 9, 1985. (24) “Doctor’s Cove church a ‘historic landmark’ “. The Coast Guard May 19, 1987 (25) “Brian and Victoria Holland house Barrington”. The Guardian October 22, 1985. (26) “Gayton & Dorothy MacKinnon house, Newellton”. The Guardian September 3, 1985. (27) Atkinson, Trudy. “Single architecture a distinctive style” (about the Thomas and Phyllis Swaine home, Barrington Passage). The Coast Guard March 22, 1988. (28) “Newellton Community Hall a former school”. The Coast Guard September 1, 1987. (29) “Second Empire style” (about the James and Flora Jamieson home, Doctor’s Cove). The Coast Guard August 18, 1987. (30) Atkinson, Trudy. "Seth Coffin Doane of Barrington, Sea Captain & Master Mariner". (31) Seaman, Mary Lee. "Shelburne Gracie House fine". (32) Gonzaga, Mary-Lee. ""Shelburne Rich in heritage". The Coast Guard July 14, 1967 (33) Gonzaga, Mary Lee. "Called 'Coutney', but 'Muire' more appropriate. The Coast Guard July 28, 1987. (34) Hart, Harold. "Union Church to be plaqued heritage property". Guardian newspaper 1991. (35) Benham, Betty Lou. "Heritage home echoes revolutionary era". Coast Guard Vol. 91, No. 10, p. 15. (36) "The McDonough McLean historic home on Dock Street in Shelburne". (35) Benham, Betty Lou. "Jordan Ferry's Union Church Gothic landmark". (36) Benham, Betty Lou. "Squire Jim's house was built to last". The Coast Guard 16 April 1988. (37) Benham, Betty Lou, "Heritage Poster House. " (38) Smith, Daryl. "Water wheels and grinding stones". (39) Benham, Betty Lou. "Jordan Bay house featured on poster." The Coast Guard 3 November 1987. (40) Spitler, Rance. "National magazine features Shelburne County Historical Homes". (41) Benham, Betty Lou. "Middle Ohio Post Office". (42) Photocopy of picture from The Coast Guard newspaper of the steeple tower of the old Union Church in Jordan Ferry. (43) Benham, Betty Lou. "Harris House : Gateway to New Cambrian Past". (44) Benham, Betty Lou. "Timber Merchants and knee windows". (45) "The Union Church at Jordan Ferry". (46) "The Rebuen Hiltz House". (47) Benham, Betty Lou. "The house within". (48) Smith, Daryl. "Sable River's Carding Mill witness to many changes". (49) Gonzaga, Mary Lee. "Shelburne Library shows Greek Revival Influence". The Coast Guard 21 June 1988. (50) Benham, Betty Lou. "Country Cape". Rhonda, Kelly. "Storekeeper's Saga". Rhonda, Kelly. "Vintage Victorian". Canada Century Home Oct/Nov 1987. Kelly, Rhonda. "Storekeeper's Saga". (50) "Welcome to Historic Shelburne County 1987". Shelburne County Museum. Calendar. (51) "Canada Century Home" October November 1987. 80 p.

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Keep this to yourself

Tom Ryan


Winner of the Ann Connor Brimer Atlantic Canadian Children's Literature Award, 2021 Matt's best friend was murdered. Matt is working through his grief, but he is also focused on finding the serial killer.
Date Published:2020

Shelburne and the Gloucestermen, Shelburne, Nova Scotia

Robertson, Lewis V. (Lewis Victor)


Includes index.
Date Published:1977

Why did she have to die?

McDaniel, Lurlene.


Thirteen-year-old Elly Rowan is living in the shadow of her fourteen-year-old "perfect" sister, Kathy, the golden child in the family. Suddenly, Kathy is gone and Elly is left to find her way alone, rather than follow in Kathy's footsteps.
Date Published:1986

She shoots-- she scores!

Stewart, Barbara



Date Published:1993

Darkstalker : the graphic novel

Sutherland, Tui, 1978-


Book Of The Month 2025-26. Under three full moons and the watchful eyes of his NightWing mother and IceWing father, the most powerful dragon Pyrhhia will ever know is clawing his way out of his egg. Darkstalker, the dragon who will change the world forever.
Date Published:2025

Shelburne : home of the Loyalists.

Archibald, Mary


Includes bibliographic references. Not to be removed from library.
Date Published:1978

Sheds, gazebos & outbuildings : 8 projects with plans & instructions /

Schmidt, Philip.


Includes index. Book gives instructructions for building various sheds/shelters/bins.
Date Published:2002

Shen of the sea : Chinese stories for Children

Christman, Arthur Bowie


Author retells Chinese myths, legends, and folktales.
Date Published:1953

I must betray you

Sepetys, Ruta.


Teen Readers' Choice Award 2023 In a country governed by isolation, fear, and a tyrannical dictator, seventeen-year-old Cristian Florescu is blackmailed by the secret police to become an informer, but he decides to use his position to try to outwit his handler, undermine the regime, give voice to fellow Romanians, and expose to the world what is happening in his country. Includes author's note.
Date Published:2022

Claudia and the new girl

Ann M, Martin


Claudia has always been the most outrageous kid in her class...until Ashley Wyeth comes along, Ashley's really different--she wears hippie clothes, has six holes in her ears, and is the most fantastic artist Claudia has ever met. .
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