Whooping Crones: God-Songs for Women

Nancy Williams

Catherine Joseph Publications

C.L.A.P.: A Sound Approach To Pre-Reading Skills (CLAP)

Rhoda Janis

Sound Reading Solutions

Sadie Hawkmoon, the gritty and enigmatic heroine of Nancy Williams's exciting first novel, never had a simple life. Hawkmoon follows Sadie's journey as she is abducted from the circus as a young child and forced to live on the unforgiving open plains by Ice, a brutal horse thief, and his vicious band of outlaws. Dominated mentally, emotionally, and physically, Sadie is forced to kill and surrender her body as Ice's unwilling lover over the course of several years. At long last, she daringly escapes the clutches of her makeshift family and tries to start her life anew. With the help of a troubled yet charismatic horse trader, Sadie begins to discover what it means to trust and to love, although leaving her nightmarish past behind turns out to be no easy feat--Ice looms like a storm on the horizon, obsessed with getting Hawkmoon back. Richly imagined, quickly paced, and with an enrapturing narrative that encompasses everything from horse thieves to circus monkeys, Hawkmoon is a striking tale of innocence, obsession, love, and redemption.

Hawkmoon

Literature & Fiction

Loon In Balloon

<p>Collection of life lessons with journal entry pages - previously featured in newspaper column for the Observer Newspapers, northeast Houston, TX area.</p>

KEEPING YOUR BALANCE FINDING YOUR WAY VOLUME 1

Centering Place

<p>In this engaging geographical memoir of a historic central Toronto neighborhood, editors Nancy Williams and Marie Scott-Baron present residents' recollections of the special moments of daily life and of their collective resistance in the face of potential destruction. This lavishly illustrated and lively volume begins with semi-feudal land grants in the 1790s, shows us the creation of a new suburb in the same Victorian era as the beautiful University College and Parliament Building next door, and culminates with the sudden and dramatic death of the would-be Spadina Expressway. Part history and part memoir, Recollections of a Neighbourhood gives the reader a sense of what and who have made Huron-Sussex so special. Contributors show us themselves and their neighbours--academics, activists, artists, filmmakers, parents, shopkeepers, writers--working together to build and preserve a district and a city of which they, and we, could be proud. Scores of photographs, many by designer Anne Vellone, and maps by Mariange Beaudry richly complement six decades of reminiscences from UTS to Stop Spadina. Recollections reveals, with insights and humour, the history and texture of life in a lively, close-knit, somewhat bohemian Victorian-era neighbourhood in the heart of a vast metropolis.</p>

Recollections of a Neighbourhood:Huron-Sussex from UTS to Stop Spadina

Politics & Social Sciences

Marie Scott-Baron

Social Sciences

Words Indeed Publishing

Desserts with Air Fryer Oven: 50 recipes for delicious desserts to make with your Air Fryer Oven and Grill

Kitchen of Nancy

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