A Long Way Gone - Memoirs Of A Boy Soldier

Beah, Ishmael

Biographies & Memoirs

Douglas & McIntyre, Limited

The gentle anarchist: A life of George Woodcock

The Gentle Anarchist: A Life of George Woodcock

Fetherling, Douglas

A photographic book for the Elefriends Campaign.

The Elephant Book

Children's Books

Redmond

Animals

Ice Runway

Manson

Moose magic

Smeeton

Birds Among The Most Common Of All Wild Creatures, Are Also Among The Most Uncommonly Beautiful. The Photographs In This Remarkable Collection Represent The Very Best Of Twenty Years' Work Devoted To Capturing That Beauty.

Bright Wings

Wood, Bob and Peter

It is apparent that there was, on the Northwest Coast, a highly developed system for the organization of form and space in two-dimensional design as an adjunct to the well-known symbolism. Design ranging from nearly realistic representation to abstraction resulted from the application of the principles of this system.—from Northwest Coast Indian Art
 “A genuinely analytical study of the basic elements of form which characterizes a particular aboriginal art... . The text is clear and brings truly fresh understanding and appreciation to a complex art; it also contributes a concept of analysis which should be applied to other areas. The book is well designed and very well illustrated.”—Choice

Northwest Coast Indian Art: An Analysis of Form

Bill Holm

Between 1889 and 1959, the vessels of the Union Steamship Company of BC bound the coast from north to south as firmly as the steel tracks of the Canadian Pacific Railway bound the nation from east to west. The Union's black and red funnelled steamers and their trademark whistle were a fixture of weekly life at virtually every logging camp and settlement between Vancouver and the Alaska Panhandle. Based on years of painstaking archival research, as well as hundreds of hours of interviews. The Good Company: An Affectionate History of the Union Steamships is a fascinating "from-the-deck" account of this important institutions ships and crews. Meet "Wee" Angus McNeill, the most superstitious of all Union officers; Captain Bob Wilson, who refused to consult his charts while he was on watch; Arthur Jarvis, the "Black Mate" who wrestled obstinate loggers and pigs from the decks of the infamous Cassiar; and the Cheslakee, the ill-fated vessel whose final death toll from its 1913 capsizing is still debated. Writer Tom Henry won the Lieutenant Governor's Medal for historical writing for this lively and entertaining history. With over a hundred photographs, many of them never published before, The Good Company captures the spirit of this bygone west coast institution, and brings to life a legend.

Whistle up the Inlet: The Union Steamship Story

Rushton, Gerald A

Michel Tremblay

Usmiani, Renate

Coast of Many Faces

Steltzer, Ulli

Kerr, Catherine

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