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Firebird

Firebird

by Glen Huser
edition:Paperback
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age: 9 to 12
Grade: 4 to 7
tagged : post-confederation (1867-)

Firebird explores a period in our history - one year in particular (1915-1916) - when a massive number of newcomers were deemed "enemy aliens," arrested and put into internment camps set up all across Canada. Alex Kaminsky, a fourteen-year-old Ukrainian immigrant boy, suffers burns to his hands and face when his uncle's farmhouse burns down. Rescue …

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Like Joyful Tears

Like Joyful Tears

by David Starr
edition:Paperback
also available: eBook
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In Like Joyful Tears, readers see first-hand the trauma and havoc wreaked by civil war. Victoria Deng of southern Sudan is sixteen when her school is attacked by northern soldiers and everyone but herself and her sister Mary are massacred. The girls are soon rescued by southern rebel soldiers, who are escorting hundreds of children on the harrowing …

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Charlie

Charlie

A Home Child's Life in Canada
by Beryl Young
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age: 10 to 14
Grade: 5
tagged : orphans & foster homes, post-confederation (1867-), europe

The story of the 100,000 British children who came to Canada as child immigrants between 1870 and 1938 is not well known. Yet the descendants of these “Home Children” number over four million people in Canada today. The author is one of them. Charlie was her father. Charlie is a compelling account of an English boy who is sent to an orphanage f …

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Old Brown Suitcase, The

Old Brown Suitcase, The

by Lillian Boraks-Nemetz
edition:Paperback
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age: 10 to 14
Grade: 5
tagged : holocaust

The Old Brown Suitcase, an award winning book that has sold extraordinarily well both nationally and internationally, now appears in a new edition by Ronsdale Press. The novel narrates the absorbing story of a young girl who survived the Holocaust against all odds.

At age fourteen, Slava comes to Canada with her parents and sister and a suitcase fil …

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Rosie's Dream Cape

by Zelda Freedman, illustrated by Silvana Bevilacqua
edition:Paperback
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age: 9 to 12
Grade: 5 to 6
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Based on a true story, this charming juvenile novel tells of how eleven-year-old Rosie and her grandmother Bubba Sarah arrive in Toronto from Russia after fleeing one of the purges that carried away Rosie's mother, a famous Russian dancer. To help make ends meet, Rosie works in Yitzy's factory sewing velvet capes for Eatons, all the while dreaming …

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No Time to Mourn

No Time to Mourn

The True Story of a Jewish Partisan Fighter
by Leon Kahn
edition:Paperback
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Growing up Jewish in the little town, or shtetl, of Eisiskes near the Polish-Lithuanian border, Leon Kahn experienced a peaceful childhood until September 1, 1939 when Hitler's forces attacked Poland. Only sixteen years of age, Kahn watched as the women and children of his community were herded into a gravel pit and murdered.

Realizing that to stay …

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Tangled in Time

Tangled in Time

by Lynn Fairbridge
edition:Paperback
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Lynne Fairbridge's Tangled in Time presents a captivating story of a young girl's travel in time back to the harsh life of the Depression years. The novel opens in Edmonton with Janna's world being turned upside down when her mother tells her that she plans to remarry. Withdrawing from her family and feeling as though her father's memory has been b …

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Seventh Circle, The

Seventh Circle, The

by Benet Davetian
edition:Paperback
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tagged : short stories (single author)

Benet Davetian's starkly moving stories portray individuals enmeshed in social and political upheavals not of their own choosing: an innocent Somali farmer struggles to survive famine and war; a Serb sniper faces a bizarre opportunity to redeem himself; a Rwandan Hutu is forced to choose between his own life and those of his Tutsi in-laws; and an i …

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Two Shores / Deux rives

Two Shores / Deux rives

by Thuong Vuong-Riddick
edition:Paperback
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Two Shores is the first collection of poetry in English by a Vietnamese immigrant to the West. Born in Hanoi in 1940 and then moving to Saigon in 1954, Thuong Vuong-Riddick first describes life in Vietnam under the influence of the Japanese, the Chinese, the Vietminh, the French, and the Americans, as well as the difficulties of living through "the …

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Out of the Interior

Out of the Interior

The Lost Country
by Harold Rhenisch
edition:Paperback
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Extending the form of autobiography, Rhenisch explores the immigrant experience in the orchard gardens of the Okanagan. The search for paradise in the new land, its discovery and loss, are portrayed through the experiences of a young boy struggling against the authoritarianism of patriarchy. This is a book that helps to fill a gap in the history of …

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