21. ACHUKA-Children's Books UK/Educational Books Canadian author. Judy Coburn for The Shacklands (Second Story Press);bernice thurman hunter for Janey's Choice (Scholastic Canada); http://www.achuka.co.uk/canada2.htm

The TeknoSurf AdWave ACHUKA News Chat ... Specials News from Canada Andrea Deakin has been reviewing children's books since 1972. Her reviews have appeared in The Vancouver Sun The London Free Press CBC in the north of British Columbia., CHQM in Vancouver, and in various smaller papers. ACHUKA welcomes her as our Canadian correspondent. NEW! Barbara Reid feature Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver Award IBBY Canada have announced the winner of the Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver Award. This award was set up in 1986 in memory of a much respected illustrator. This year's award has been given to Kady Macdonald Denton for her book "A Child's Treasury of Nursery Rhymes". Governor General's Award for Children's Literature Shortlist This is the shortlist for Canada's premium literary award: Don Gillmor ~ The Christmas Orange (Stoddart) Rachna Gilmore ~ A Screaming Kind of Day (Fitzhenry and Whiteside) Graham McNamee ~ Hate You (Delacorte/RandomHouse) W.D.Valgardson ~ The Divorced Kids Club and Other Stories Frieda Wishinsky ~ Each Special One (Orca Book Publishers) Illustration Gary Clement ~ The Great Poochini (Groundwood Books) Rose Cowles ~ I Know an Old Laddie (Viking Penguin) Zhong-Yang Huang ~ The Dragon New Year (Raincoast Books) Ludmila Zeman ~ Sinbad (Tundra Books) Werner Zimmerman ~ Brave Highland Heart (Stoddart) Vicky Metcalf Award The Vicky Metcalf award is given annually by the Canadian Authors Association in recognition of the quality of an author's body of work in the field of children's literature. This year the award has been given to Joan Clark.

22. Bernice T. Hunter Biography bernice T. hunter. bernice hunter thurman was born in Toronto in 1922. Youcan find out more about bernice hunter thurman at the following site http://redcedar.swifty.com/2000/Author_Bios/hunter.htm

Bernice T. Hunter Bernice Hunter Thurman was born in Toronto in 1922. She has been interested in writing since childhood. In her teens she met her idol, L. M. Montgomery (author of Anne of Green Gables ). The famous author complimented her good imagination and true-to-life characters however, she also advised her that a writer must have a university education. Unfortunately, Bernice came from a very poor family and had no chance to go to university. Even so, while raising her children she continued to write, often making her children heroes in her stories. Much later, after they were grown up, Bernice sent a story to a newspaper – her first published work! From there she went on to publish numerous stories for children in magazines and anthologies. Her novels, especially the Booky trilogy, are autobiographical in mature and give an interesting historical look at earlier times in Ontario. Author's reflections on the book: I was always fascinated with my cousin Amy's story and I was grateful to her when she gave me permission to write it. Since the publication of Amy's Promise I have been deluged by letters full of questions about Amy's family, including, what happened to baby Janey? Janey was just a tiny baby when her mother died, so her Aunt Bessie, her mother's older sister, and Bessie's husband, Uncle Wallace, took her home to live with them in Winnipeg. At the end of

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24. Catalog Report 008642 hunter, bernice thurman. Margaret on Her Way (Margaret 3). Canada Scholastic,1988. 12mo over 6¾ - 7¾ tall. 006979 hunter, bernice thurman. http://www.nucleus.com/~nicola/historicalfictioncanadianadult.htm

Catalog Report Historical Fiction::Canadian Adult : 39 Books To Place An Order To Return Home [003143] Anderson, Ian. The Scarlet Riders #2: The Return of Cavannagh. Bantam Seal, 1984. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Soft Cover. Good cover creases. 148 pgs "Historical fiction of the Mounties in the lawless Canadian West." [007661] Bennett, E.M. Granger. Short of the Glory. Toronto: The Ryerson Press, 1960. First American Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hard Cover. Ex-Library. Good / No Jacket. Boards: edges gently rubbed. Contents: library markings, fep removed, inside boards torn from removal of library paraphenalia, pages clean, binding tight. 333 pgs. "Set in Frontenac's New France." [009319] Brooke, Frances. The history of Emily Montague (New Canadian Library #27). Mcclelland and stewart, 1961. Mass Market Paperback. Fair Cover worn, bit of musty smell. 319 pages. Charming love story set in Quebec just after Wolfe's conquest. [003984] Bruce, Charles. The Channel Shore (Laurentian Library #22).

25. Canadian History Reading List 5+. Lamplighter, bernice thurman hunter, Gr. 3+. 8+. That ScatterbrainBooky With Love From Booky As Ever, Booky, bernice thurman hunter, Gr.4+. http://www.nucleus.com/~nicola/canhis.html

Read Your Way Through Canadian History with Children's Literature Chronological History Reading List Click here for Secondhand Canadian Books For Sale Native Indians Inuit Vikings ... Miscellaneous Hopefully this listing will help you while you study Canadian History. This is continually a work in progress for me and I add to it as I find appropriate books. If you would like to suggest a book that should be listed here please e-mail me. The Grades suggested are for Reading Levels only. I would also like to thank my friends on the SLCanada E-Mail Loop for their wonderful suggestions. Search Now: NATIVE INDIANS The Chippewa Indians Rice Gatherers of the Great Lakes Sonia Bleeker Gr. 3+ Eagle Mask James Houston Gr. 3+ A Horse for Running Buffalo Madeline Freeman Gr. 5+ I am an Indian Kent Gooderham Indian Captive Lois Lenski Gr. 4+ Many Beavers: The Story of a Cree Indian Boy Henry Sinclair Drago Gr. 3+ Mouse Woman and the Mischief-Makers Christie Harris Gr. 5+ The Native Peoples Gr. 4+ Nkwala Edith Lambert Sharp Gr. 4+ O Children of the Wind and Pines Laura Nelson Baker Once More Upon a Totem Christie Harris Gr. 5+

26. Scholastic Canada: Books And Authors THE RUNAWAY by bernice thurman hunter Page Excerpts. 170 pages; Ages 914 ScholasticCanada Ltd. From The Runaway, copyright © 2001 by bernice thurman hunter. http://www.scholastic.ca/titles/runawayxpt.html

Explore Our Site For Teachers For Kids For Parents Book Fairs Book Clubs Elf Preschool SeeSaw K-1 Lucky 2-3 Arrow 4-Up Arc-en-ciel et Clic Books and Authors Clubs Online Ordering Scholastic Education Les éditions Scholastic Scholastic-at-Home Site Map Products Customer Service/Help FAQ About Scholastic Scholastic Canada Home THE RUNAWAY by Bernice Thurman Hunter Page Excerpts 170 pages; Ages 9-14 Scholastic Canada Ltd. $5.99 paperback GREYSTONE SCHOOL FOR HOMELESS BOYS. The big scrolly letters across the black iron gates made Graham feel more of an orphan than he had ever felt before. Mother Button pushed open the heavy gates and they walked up the flagged path to the huge grey stone building. Two wide steps flanked the heavy arched doorway. The door was opened almost instantly by the biggest man Graham had ever seen. His body filled the doorway, towering over him and Mother Button. There were papers for Mother Button to sign, and Graham had to sign them, too. He could hardly see through the blur of tears so he just signed on the dotted line where Mother pointed. From The Runaway

27. Scholastic Canada: Books And Authors - Canadian Showcase It Takes Two by bernice thurman hunter Becoming a teenager is supposed to be filledwith exciting new experiences, but having another set of twins in the house http://www.scholastic.ca/titles/canadian.htm

Explore Our Site For Teachers For Kids For Parents Book Fairs Book Clubs Elf Preschool SeeSaw K-1 Lucky 2-3 Arrow 4-Up Books and Authors ClubsOnline Ordering Scholastic Education Les éditions Scholastic Scholastic-at-Home Site Map Products Customer Service/Help FAQ About Scholastic Scholastic Canada Home Who are you today? Thrill Seeker Fantastic Fan Girl with Attitude Serious Reader ... Kid at Heart Canadian Showcase Reference Room All Titles Son of the Mob by Gordon Korman Vince Luca is just like any other high school guy, but there's one thing that sets him apart from the other kids - his father happens to be the head of a powerful crime organization. Zoom! by Robert Munsch illustrated by Michael Martchenko Lauretta just cannot go fast enough. Her new wheelchair must be the fastest it can be. Nothing will do but the 92-speed dirt-bike wheelchair. Nothing can stop her need for speed...not even a speeding ticket! It Takes Two by Bernice Thurman Hunter Becoming a teenager is supposed to be filled with exciting new experiences, but having another set of twins in the house isn't quite what Connie and Carrie had in mind.

28. Welcome To Albert Campbell Collegiate's Library Nova Scotia, having received the The Order of Canada Award on behalf of her latemother and renowned Canadian children's author bernice thurman hunter. http://schools.tdsb.on.ca/albertcampbell/library/lib.html

Welcome As teacher/librarians, it is our aim to teach students the research skills they will need to succeed in an information-rich future. It is our aim to provide all students and staff with access to a wide range of print, non-print, and electronic learning resources at an appropriate level to support curriculum. It is our aim to encourage reading for pleasure and enhance self-knowledge through developing a love of reading. To achieve our vision, we have a plan: Read to Succeed Plan for ACCI's Library Without Walls Building a Community of Readers Our Goal: Develop and implement a library program to motivate a life-long interest in reading for pleasure Our Aims Instill the joy of reading while helping students build the reading habit Improve the circulation of books Improve the reading scores of ACCI students Develop and sustain in students the use of libraries throughout their lives To read our tasks and strategies: Read to Succeed Plan in pdf format Mrs. L. McKee, Head of Library

29. Book Daniel, The Firefighter by bernice thurman hunter, I liked this book becausethe character was a hero when he caught the firebug. It's a very good book. http://www.edu.pe.ca/belfast/Library/MrEdward.htm

Canada Book Project Mr. Edward's Grade 7 Class Katelynn Amy's Promise by Bernice Hunter I really enjoyed this book because it was well written and it reminded me of one of my friends. Chelsea Amy's Promise by Bernice Hunter I liked this book because I thought it had a good story to it and it didn't really end the way you would expect. There is a book that follows called Janey's Choice Christopher Too Moccasin Goalie by William Ray Brownridge If you like hockey you would like this book. Jennifer This Can't Be Happening at MacDonald Hall! by Gordon Korman I enjoyed this book because it was full of adventures and I really liked the characters Bruno and Boots. Andy Nightmare Vancouver by Eric Wilson I really enjoyed this book because I like thrilling horror stories. Chris Murder on the Canadian by Eric Wilson I enjoyed this book because of its suspenseful writing. If you enjoy mystery novels you'll like this book. Curtis Chief Honor by Sigmund Brouwer I really enjoyed this book because it involves sports and mystery. Those are my favorite kind of books. I think you will enjoy this book. Tawnya Murder on the Canadian by Eric Wilson This was a great book, one of my favorites and I would recommend this book to anyone who likes suspenseful but non-scary books. I would give this book a 10/10 if I was rating it.

30. Book If you like drama or adventure, this book is for you. Ashley, Lamplighterby bernice thurman hunter, People my age will want to read this book. http://www.edu.pe.ca/belfast/Library/MsThompson.htm

Canada Book Project Ms. Thompson's Grade Four Class Terri Lee Heart of a Champion by Carl Duiercker I was never into baseball; well not before I read this book. It taught me how to play and the rules of the game. I really enjoyed it. Curtis A Boy at the Leafs Camp by Scott Young If you like books that will leave you wondering what's going to happen next, this book's for you. Graham Owls in the Family by Farley Mowat Great, excellent and exciting book. If you're an animal lover you will love this book. Jacqueline Lost and Found by Jean Little It is a good book because it was about a girl who found a dog who was lost. Alexander Harold and Harold by Budge Wilson A good ending. Jenna Jacob's Little Giant by Barbara Smucker I like it because it was exciting. Evan Silver Wing by Kenneth Opel You will have to stay on the ground for this book. Gordon Maggie and Me by Ted Staunton I like this book because it's funny. Alex The West Coast Murders by Roy MacGregor I like the book because hockey is in it and there's murders. Scott Harold and Harold by Budge Wilson I really liked it.

31. Historical Fiction - Life In The 1900s (pre-WWII) bernice thurman hunter Amy's Promise. Jan Andrews - The Auction. bernice thurmanhunter - A Place for Margaret. bernice thurman hunter - Margaret in the Middle. http://www.hwdsb.on.ca/winona/woodsnews/HF-Life in the 1900s.htm

Life in the 1900s (pre-WWII) Kathryn Lasky - A Line in the Sand Bernice Thurman Hunter - Amy's Promise Jan Andrews - The Auction Marilynn Reynolds - Belle's Journey Geoffrey Bilson - Goodbye Sarah Richmond Holson - Grass Beyond the Mountains Richmond Holson - Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy Jean Little - His Banner Over Me Barbara Haworth-Attard - Home Child Jim McGugan - Josepha: A Prairie Boy's Story Constance Crook - Nellie L. Joyce Barkhouse - Pit Pony Bernice Thurman Hunter - A Place for Margaret Bernice Thurman Hunter - Margaret in the Middle Bernice Thurman Hunter - Margaret on Her Way Linda Holeman - Promise Song Janette Oke - They Called Her Mrs. Doc Neil Hanna - Thistle Creek Celia Barker Lottridge - Ticket to Curlew Constance Horne - Trapped by Coal Bruce Campbell - Where the High Winds Blow Judith St.John - Where the Saints Have Trod Sheldon Oberman - The White Stone in the Castle Wall Myra Paperny - The Wooden People Lucy Maud Montgomery - Anne of Green Gables (and sequels) Holly Littlefield - Fire at the Triangle Factory Lawrence Yep - Dragonwings Back to Historical Fiction Back to Mrs. Woods' Class News

32. Homework Margaret Smith Margy. bernice thurman hunter - That Scatterbrain Booky. bernicethurman hunter - With Love From Booky. bernice thurman hunter - As Ever, Booky. http://www.hwdsb.on.ca/winona/woodsnews/HF-The Depression.htm

The Depression Nancy Antle - Hard Times, A Story of the Great Depression Jean Little - From Anna Irma McDonough Milnes - Kaarina and the Sugar Bag Vest Margaret Smith - Margy Bernice Thurman Hunter - That Scatterbrain Booky Bernice Thurman Hunter - With Love From Booky Bernice Thurman Hunter - As Ever, Booky W.O.Mitchell - Who Has Seen the Wind? Back to Historical Fiction Back to Mrs. Woods' Class News

33. Canadian Authors Page Marilyn Hammond, Elaine Breault HaworthAttard, Barbra Heneghan, James Houston,James Hudson, Jan Hughes, Monica hunter, bernice thurman Hutchins, HJ (Hazel http://www.get2knowcanada.ca/can_authors.htm

get2knowcanada.ca Home About Us Early Canada Feedback ... Provinces Juvenile Fiction Section Canadian Authors Please help us keep this page current - info@get2knowcanada.ca Authors A - L Authors L - Z Anfousse, Ginette Bailey, Linda Bedard, Michael Bell, William ... Butcher, Kristin Chetin, Helen (N/A) Citra, Becky Clark, Joan Cook, Lynn Doyle, Brian ... Hutchins, H. J. (Hazel) Jam, Teddy Johnston, Julie Katz, Welwyn Kearus, Brenda Kleitsch, Christel Kogawa, Joy Korman, Gordon Kropp, Paul Lawson, Julie LeBel, Pauline Leblanc, Louise Leeder, Terry Little, Jean Lohans, Alison Lottridge, Celia Barker Lunn, Janet MacDonald, Janice MacGregor, Roy Manuel, Lynn Matas, Carol Mayer, Jeni Montgomery, L. M. Mowat, Farley Murphy, Jill Nichol, Barbara NIchols, Ruth Oppel, Kenneth Paperny, Myrna Pearson, Kit Richardson, Gillian Richler, Mordecai Roberts, Ken Scarfati, Sonia Scrimger, Richard Scudmore, Beverly Sherman, Gisela Tobien Smucker, Barbara Spalding, Andrea Spencer, Bev

34. L.M. Montgomery News Oct. 6, 1999, On Wednesday, October 6, the Swansea Historical Society starts itsfall program with a talk by children's author bernice thurman hunter who met LM http://www.yukazine.com/lmm/e/news99.html

L.M. Montgomery News 1999 Check back regularly for updates! Dec. 27, 1999 Two articles about LMM's work have been published in CCL , No.94: Walter's Closet by Benjamin Lefebvre and Adolescence and the Trauma of Maternal Inheritance in L.M. Montgomery's Emily of New Moon by Kate Lawson. Nov. 25, 1999 The newest Japanese translation of "Anne of Green Gables" has been published by Hara Shobo, translated by Professor Shiro Yamamoto of Tokyo University. This is of particular interest because it is a translation of "The Annotated Anne of Green Gables" Edited by M.A. Doody, et al. Oct. 23, 1999 To celebrate LMM's 125th birthday, the Town of Uxbridge is holding Lucy Maud Montgomery Day on Satueday the 23rd of October. Detailed information is on their web site. Oct. 15, 1999 A letter from Sheila Copps , Minister of Canadian Heritage, recounting her love for Anne is published in O'Rora , No.28, 1999, a Japanese Canadian Magazine based in Toronto.

35. Co ED Communications | Governor General's Award - 1996 Finalists And Winners variety of family photos; chart paper; wax crayons and tempera; The Family Albumby bernice thurman hunter; Read aloud, The Family Album by bernice thurman hunter. http://www.historysociety.ca/heroes/gg/96Anderson.html

Canada's National History Society home departments: More About CNHS Membership Information The Pierre Berton Award features: The Beaver Magazine Related Weblinks Hudson's Bay History Foundation Joan Andersen Makkovik, Labrador Joan Andersen teaches Inuit and settler ancestry to students at JC Erhardt Memorial School in Makkovik, Newfoundland. Joan uses a wide range of teaching methodologies to generate excitement and facilitate learning. Her fresh and innovative approach is exemplified by the play "A Trip Through Time", that her students created. Through the process of researching, writing and performing the play at the 20th Labrador Creative Arts Festival, her students experienced their community history. CREATING AN HISTORICAL PLAY CONCEPTS Family history, local and global history, and founding families. INSTRUCTIONAL OUTCOMES Students will: demonstrate an understanding of the ways in which their own cultural traditions have shaped them; analyze the ways in which immigration has influenced local and national society; share ideas, experiences, and information with others through story telling and drama.

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DR Drew, David Dreyer, Sharon Spredemann DU Duchesne, Christiane DUFFEY, BETSY Duncan, Frances DUNCAN, ROBERT ... Duvoisin, Roger DY DYER, GWYNNE EC Eckert, Allan W. ED Eden, Susanne EDWARDS, JULIE ANDREWS EG Eggleton, Jill EH Ehlert, Lois EL ELLIOTT, JANE EM Emmer, Edmund T. EN En'owkin Centre En'owkin International School of Writing FA Farley, Albert L. Faulkner, William FAVAZZA, ARMANDO R. FI Field, Eugene Fisher, Aileen Fitzgerald, F. Scott FL Fleischman, Sid FO Fowke, Edith FOX, MEM FR Francis, Daniel, 1947- Francis, Neil Freeman, Bill Freeman, Don GA Gaines, Ernest Gallico, Paul GARDAM, JOHN, 1931- Gardiner, John Reynolds ... Gauthier, Gilles GE Gelman, Rita Golden Gentry, Richard R. George, Jean Craighead GI Giammatteo, Michael GL Glenn, H. Stephen Glover, Anne GO Godfrey, D./Parkhill, D. Godfrey, Dave Godley, J. Golding, William ... Gore, Gordon R. GR Grahame, Kenneth GRANT, TIM Graves, Michael F. Greenwood, Barbara ... Grimm Brothers HA Halliday, Peter Halvorson, Marilyn Hancock, Joelie/Hill, Susan Handy, Libby ... HAYLOCK, DEREK HE HEALY, JANE M. Hemingway, Ernest Henry, Marguerite Henry, O. ... Hewes, D. HI Hind, Patrick O.

38. Writing Links: Author Comments Where the two ideas intersect, the story begins. bernice thurman hunterbernice thurman hunter suggests you write about yourself . http://www.qesnrecit.qc.ca/cc/writing/authors2.htm

Author's Corner Words of Wisdom What Authors have to say This is what "real" authors have to say about the writing process BACK Jo Ellen Bogart Write a letter to an imaginary friend to tell that friend what' s happening in your life - or in your cousin's life, or your dog's life, or your iguana's life (even if you don't have an iguana). If the truth needs rearranging, do it. If made-up parts make the story better, add them. Throw your ingredients into the pot and stir! Palette Borgeois If you have trouble ending your stories, why not start your story at the end? Make up a great last line and then work backwards, asking yourself questions like: How could this happen? Whom did this happen to? What were those characters like? Lyn Cook Lyn Cook has discovered all kinds of ideas for her books by learning about her family history and about the history of Canada. Inquire into your own family or community history and write a story based on what you've learned. Martyn Godfrey When kids ask Martyn how to be funny in a story, he tells them to do three things. One: Create a ridiculous character (some of Martyn's favourites can be found in books by Gordon Korman). Two: Put that character in a ridiculous situation (for example, knocking over a vase on a class trip to a museum). Three: Include slapstick which includes a person in authority who has been written to be unlikeable (for example, the vase falls on the principal's head). Try it yourself!

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40. CANADIAN BOOKS FOR CHILDREN The River Runners; Hudson, Jan. Sweetgrass; Hughes, Monica. hunter in the darkThe Guardian of Isis; hunter, bernice thurman. Booky series; Johnston, Julie. http://www.hpl.ca/kids/read/cndbksfch.shtml

Reading Corner Kid's Home Page HPL Hom e Page ... Library Catalogue to locate and place holds. CANADIAN CHILDREN’S BOOKS Bedard, Micheal. Redwork Buffie, Margaret. Who is Frances Rain? Burnford, Sheila. The Incredible Journey Clark, Joan. Hand of Robin Squires Cook, Lyn. The Hiding Place Doyle, Brian. Easy Avenue Uncle Ronald , Up to Low Ellis, Sarah. Out of the blue, Pick up sticks, The Baby project Engel, Marian. My name is not Odessa Yarker Finn, Felicity. Jeremy and the Aunties Freeman, Bill. Shantymen of Cache Lake Godfrey, Martyn. Can you teach me to pick my nose? Mystery in the frozen lands Haig-Brown, Roderick. The Whale people Halvorson, Marilyn. Cowboys don’t cry Hewitt, Marsha. One proud summer Houston, James. The River Runners Hudson, Jan. Sweetgrass Hughes, Monica. Hunter in the dark The Guardian of Isis Hunter, Bernice Thurman. Booky series Johnston, Julie. Adam and Eve and Pich-me Hero of lesser causes Katz, Welwyn Wilton. The third magic Time Ghost Kogawa, Joy. Naomi’s Road Korman, Gordon.

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