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  • What Did You Say?

    A book about Central Auditory Processing Disorder
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    The words people say to you take a longer trip than you’d think! Every step of the way—from their brain to their tongue, from their tongue to your ears, from your ears to your brain—things can get scrambled or misunderstood. And the different...


  • Stormin Norman: Born to Battle

    The compelling story of one of Canada's unsung World War II heroes as recounted by his own proud son
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    A TRUE-LIFE STORY about a Canadian World War II Veteran, Artillery Soldier and hero who experienced MORE! MORE abuse by growing up in a household filled with PTSD, from a Stepfather who was a poisonous gas scarred World War I Veteran, MORE...


  • The Loui Book

    Milk, Honey and Bullshit
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    What does it mean to leave behind “markings on the wall”? The Loui Book answers that question through a powerful, vividly coloured collage of art, poetry, and lived experience. Lewie Salmon’s writing is hearty and unfiltered, infused with dark...


  • The Girl Who Loved Adventures: Growing and Learning Together

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    This book is centered around a little girl living in the 1950s and her adventures as she starts school in grade one. She is eager to learn to read and write but is also anxious about leaving her sisters, little brother and her friends in the...


  • Our American Hero

    One Family's Memoir of a "Greatest Generation" Father
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    A member of the Greatest Generation, John Paul Rogers exhibited the values often attributed to that group of Americans. John put his family and his country before himself. A child of The Great Depression, John rose from a hardscrabble Oklahoma...


  • Paul and His Bunch of Misfits

    The Dangerous Bush Garden
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    A little patch of forgotten earth... Set in rural Guyana, The Dangerous Bush Garden is a coming-of-age story told through the eyes of a determined nine-year-old boy growing up close to the land. What begins as a simple plan to clear a small patch...


  • Shattered but Unbreakable

    Living with a Covert Narcissist
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    When Clara fell for Adam, she felt an unwavering kind of love for him, a love built on her belief in the compassionate words that others didn’t hear but that meant everything to her because she heard them, she heard him. She held onto that love...


  • Living an Impeccable Life

    What Helps or Hinders Your Dance with Life
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    Do you want to remain in a black and white world of right and wrong or do you want to explore a multi-faceted universe with your celestial neighbours? Find out more about . . . . Choice, Truth & Enlightenment Ethics, Morals & Free Will Wants,...


  • Echoes of Huron's North Shore

    The Annotated Columns of James Barnes Dobie 1852-1938
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    Echoes of Huron’s North Shore brings together the annotated newspaper columns of JB Dobie, a merchant and keen observer of everyday life in the northern Lake Huron communities during a period of profound change. Originally published in local...


  • The Phoenix Must Burn

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    The fire doesn’t just destroy; it clears the path. For years, the embers of childhood trauma smouldered beneath the surface, a quiet heat that defined the boundaries of life. But to truly rise, the old structures must be surrendered to the flame....