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If Butterflies Dream First time author Dana Duke combines fantasy and romance in this unusual, story of a woman who is consumed by grief in If Butterflies Dream. More about this title...  |
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From The Great War to the Global Village: A Window on the World From the Great War to the Global Village: A Window on the World combines a history of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, with some of the best papers on the subject that have been given in the past decade. More about this title... |
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A View From The Ledge An Insiders' Look at the Schreyer Years A View From The Ledge is a unique view of the Manitoba's first NDP government. Author Herb Schulz, Premier Ed Schreyer's brother-in-law, served as the Premier's special assistant between 1971 and -1977 . His account paints portraits of premier Schreyer and Winnipeg Mayor Stephen Juba, as well as many cabinet ministers and other personalities who made the politics of the era tick. Schulz gives real insight into the inner workings of 'The Ledge'. More about this title... |
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The 30th anniversary
of The Nonsuch is commemorated by The Manitoba Museum with a newly
revised and updated book by the original author Laird Rankin (the
original hardcover was released in 1974 and was exhausted by the end
of the decade). This edition now bursts with color images, archival
photos, maps and original drawings by Captain Smythe. More about this title... |
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Dancing Backwards: A Social History of Canadian Women in Politics by Senator Sharon Carstairs and Tim Higgins weaves together biographies of pivitol women and a thoroughly readable history of the past 130 years. "This book should be in the Christmas stocking of every Canadian woman over the age of fourteen. It's high time someone set out to tell the story of Canada's trailblazers and Carstairs and Higgins do just that in their unsentimental whirlwind tour of 130 years of history." Shannon Sampert, |
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Brick by Brick, a collection
of articles by popular FreePress columnist Fred Brick could make even
the grumpiest grin. For over 10 years Fred's long-suffering wife and
his sassy dog Roxy have been a fixture every Sunday in Winnipeg homes.
His writing about life¹s ordinary comings and goings has found
a niche that people turn to in a fast-paced, high-tech world. More about this title...
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