DEATH ON THE ICE ** 78 SEALERS DIED

A Winter's Tale: The Wreck of the 'Florizel'

Engineering & Transportation

Brown, Cassie

Transportation

Doubleday Canada, Limited

WOMEN OF INFLUENCE

History

KOME, Penney

Americas

1988, Canadian trade paperback edition, Doubleday Canada, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 248 pages. Images / illustrations throughout. This interesting title, written by a brainy fellow indeed, discusses the fact that our minds wander and most of us have trouble remembering names, dates, facts. The author states that much of this has to do with the fact that our minds suffer from lack of exercise. We need to flex, tone, strengthen and coordinate our mental muscles. And, here is a title that tells us how to do all that in clever, creative ways. Extremely well done, thought provoking. And this is one title that might actually help in your understanding of the world around you.

Pumping Ions (Can): Games And Exercises To Flex Your Mind

Wujec, Tom

Engineering

PHILIP. The Man Behind The Monarchy.

HALL, Unity

Passage to the Sea: The Story of Canada Steamship Lines . Toronto: Doubleday Canada, 4 to., 432 pp. plus 32 pp. of colour photos and reproductions from paintings. (1991) The first full account of the biggest inland shipping company in the world. It recalls the Great White Fleet--the palatial passenger ships that provided summer tours of the Great Lakes, the St. Lawrence, and the Saguenay, and the splendid summer resort hotels at Murray Bay and Tadoussac. It notes the tragedies too, including the burning of the Noronic in the Toronto harbour. Besides the colour section, there are many b/w illus.

PASSAGE TO THE SEA

Edgar Andrew Collard

The classic authoritative guide to French cooking contains over a thousand recipes for all occasions, a guide to French wines, and advice on French table settings

Larousse Traditional French Cooking

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

CURNONSKY

Regional & International

1991 Double Day Canada Limited; First Edition Hardcover

Arms And The Man

WILLIAM LOWTHER

Military

Prince of Wales

Dimpleby, Johnathan

Biographies & Memoirs

Dustjacket is edge worn and price clipped.

My Jerusalem: Secular Adventures in the Holy City

DRAINIE, Bronwyn

World

In 1974, when Paulette Jiles was first sent by the CBC to work as a journalist in Big Trout Lake, a village without radio or television in remote northern Ontario, she didn't know a bush plane from a backpack. She had little experience of the north or of the local cultures. North Spirit at turns lyrical, witty, and reflective, is based on the seven years Jiles spent working with the Northern Cree and Ojibway peoples, who call themselves Anishinabe. The book evokes a time when new technology, including the communication systems the author helps introduce, is beginning to clash with the traditional culture. Jiles' episodic narrative-a unique blend of autobiography, history, geography, poetry, theater, mythology, and travelog-documents and explores this turning point in the culture of the Anishinabe. At the center of the author's journey is her search for the meaning of the remote and sometimes terrifying Oda-Ka-Daun or Stern Padler, who moves his cosmic vessel through the heavens. As she seeks to unravel this mystery, Jiles recounts her many adventures among the Anishinabe people and reveals the enduring legacy of their northern mythology.

North Spirit: Travels Among The Cree And Ojibway Nations and Their Star Maps

Literature & Fiction

Jiles, Paulette

Contemporary

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