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Follows a young boy who is reluctantly sent to spend the summer in a remote part of Nova Scotia.

A unique look at Canadian history, this book captures these milestones and many more in ten chapters outlined with sidebars, biographies, quotes, trivia and illustrations.

Evelyn is both aghast and fascinated when a new boy comes to grade five and tells everyone his name is Queen. Queen wears shiny gym shorts and wants to organize a chess/environment club.

Nat has a talent for sleeping all day long. Name any place in the house and Nat can sleep in, on, under, or sprawled over it.

Rosie may seem quiet during the day, but at night she's a brilliant who dreams of becoming a great engineer.

'Sex Made Easy' is a punch, direct, and no-nonsense guide that confronts those problems that often arise- things that women are usually too embarrassed to talk about.

Progress is not just a goal in the West—it's a religion. Most people believe in its inherent value as enthusiastically and uncritically as medieval peasants believed in heaven and hell.

Are the lights and strange craft in our skies aliens from other galaxies―or the product of fraud, delusion, or mistaken identity?

Our destructive obsession with money and economic growth has driven us to the brink of disaster.

Merlin, Gandalf, Voldemort - these well-known sorcerers from popular culture are famed for their amazing spells and spectacular magical powers.

Ranging over 2,500 years, Cities in Civilization is a tribute to the city as the birthplace of Western civilization.