Gold Rush: A Pictorial Look at the Part Edmonton Played in the Gold Era of the 1890s

Blower, James

Ryerson Press

ANNE OF AVONLEA - Anne of Green Gables Sequence

Literature & Fiction

L.M.Montgomery

Classics

First Edition hard cover, Ryerson Press, Toronto, 1957. A wonderful collection of stories by Nova Scotians, "ghost stories" that deal with premonitions, buried treasure, phantom ships, haunted houses, headless spectres, and "things that go bump in the night." 280 pages

Bluenose Ghosts

Politics & Social Sciences

Helen Creighton

Social Sciences

Boss of the Namko Drive .. A Story from the Cariboo Country

St. Pierre, Paul

<p>From the Introduction:  Before you read any further I must warn you:  I have absolutely no qualification for writing a cookbook except that a) I love to eat, b) my mother is a good cook and c)I was born , brought up and well fed in Waterloo County, Ontario, where the combination of Pennsylvania Dutch-Mennonite, German, and modern cooking is distinctive and "wonderfully good".</p>

Food That Really Schmecks : Mennonite Country Cooking as Prepared by My Mennonite Friend, Bevvy Martin, My Mother and Other Fine Cooks

Staebler, Edna

The Oak Island mystery

Harris, R.V. (Reginald)

<p>The dangerous sky: Canadian airmen in World War II;</p>

The dangerous sky: Canadian airmen in World War II;

History

Coughlin, Tom

Americas

Claire Martin's autobiography was first published in two volumes in 1965 and 1966. Already a prize winning Quebec writer, the author generated a wave of controversy with this detailed account of a childhood subjected to cruelty and brutality. Her deeply moving portrayal drew acclaim from readers who saw aspects of their own childhood experiences mirrored in its pages; it also evoked resistance from traditionalists unsettled by its exposé of family, church, and convent school some decades before the Quiet Revolution. Written with the passion of one who has known harsh injustices, this memoir nevertheless reflects the steady focus and narrative skill of an seasoned writer. With a richly descriptive style and deft ironic touch, Claire Martin tells her own unforgettable story of a young person confronting and finally emerging from the oppressions of unrestrained malign authority.

In an iron glove

Martin, Claire

pp. 63, SIGNED and dedicated by the authro on the title page.

Frames of a story

Marlatt, Daphne

A short history of the Canadian Constitution

Stanley, George Francis Gilman

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the Ryerson Press publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Ryerson Press