Hilarious Canadian Histories: First Folks and Vile Voyageurs

MacKay, Claire

Children's Books

Scholastic, Canada

Exit Barney McGee

Scholastic Canada, Limited

Since his baseball-loving grandmother never pays attention to anything else during baseball season, Ryder thinks that she does not hear him say what he wants to be when he grows up

Bats about Baseball

Little, Jean

Viking Juvenile

The story of a memorable event in Canadian history - a 100-day strike that brought a town of  thousands to the streets. Winner of the Ruth Schwartz Award for Children's Literature

One Proud Summer

Hewitt, Marsha

History

Womens Pr

The Toronto Story

Traces the history of Toronto from its founding in 1793 to the present, and looks at the people and events that shaped its development

Annick Press

This is the story of a city and how it grew from an unknown and unpeopled place to the sprawling, lively, colorful metropolis that more than three million Canadians call home. 
 With a warm, engaging style, Claire Mackay brings to life the various people and events that shaped the city. We meet William Lyon Mackenzie and his desperate band of followers in the farmers' Rebellion of 1837, and Elizabeth McMaster, who, with several friends, founded the forerunner of the renowned Hospital for Sick Children in 1875. Key episodes in the city's history are described in vivid detail, such as the two fires that devastated the downtown, and life during World War II. A new chapter ends the book with a clear-eyed look at the city today and an epilogue takes a peek at the future. Throughout, the author's lively text is sprinkled with her charming humor, drawing readers in to this very colorful and personable account of Toronto's past. 
 Each chapter contains numerous sidebars, illustrated with color drawings, that highlight intriguing facts. Key events in the city's history can be easily located in the detailed timeline at the end of the book. An extensive index is a useful tool for finding specific references within the text, and an annotated bibliography refers the reader to other sources of interest. 
 First published in 1990, The Toronto Story was a finalist for the City of Toronto Book Award and the Mr. Christie Book Award, and was named a Canadian Library Association "Notable Book."

An introduction to baseball examines the history, rules, and traditions of the game and includes facts, figures, and trivia

Touching All the Bases: Baseball for Kids of All Ages

Firefly Books, Ltd.

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Books by MacKay, Claire

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Hilarious Canadian Histories: First Folks and Vile Voyageurs

Exit Barney McGee

Bats about Baseball

One Proud Summer

The Toronto Story

The Toronto Story

The Toronto Story

Touching All the Bases: Baseball for Kids of All Ages