James Lorimer & Company

January 29, 2015

Books Reviewed by Canadian Literature

Fishing for Trouble by Sharon Siamon
Joyce Wieland: Artist on Fire by Jane Lind
Letters from a Lady Rancher by Monica Hopkins
The Indomitable Lady Doctors by Carlotta Hacker
Police by John Sewell
Moscow Despatches: Inside Cold War Russia by John Watkins, Dean Beeby and William Kaplan
Danger on the Tracks by Bill Freeman
Casey Draws the Line and Other Stories by Kit Hood and Linda Schuyler
The Curses of the Third Uncle by Paul Yee
Plan B Is Total Panic by Martyn Godfrey
Lily: A Rhapsody in Red by Heather Robertson
I Fought Riel: A Military Memoir by Charles A. Boulton and Heather Robertson
Canada's Colonies: A History of the Yukon and Northwest Territories
Camels Can Make You Homesick and Other Stories by Nazneen Sadiq
The Promoters' City: Building the Industrial Town of Ma by Paul-Andre Linteau and Robert Chodos
The Summer the Whales Sang by Gloria Montero
Storm Child by Brenda Bellingham
Harbour Thieves by Bill Freeman
Nobody Asked Me by Elizabeth Brochmann
My Name is Paula Popowich! by Monica Hughes
Just Watch Me: Remembering Pierre Trudeau by Laurence (Laurie) Ricou and Larry Zolf
Willie, A Romance. Volume 1 of the King Years by Heather Robertson
Canada's Cultural Industries by Paul Audley
Billy Higgins Rides the Freights by Olena Kassian and Gloria Montero
The Politics of Racism by Ann Gomer Sunahara
Vancouver. An Illustrated History by Patricia E. Roy
Long Way From Home by Myrna Kostash
Afraid of the Dark by Barry Dickson and Olena Kassian
Anna's Pet by Joyce Barkhouse, Margaret Atwood and Ann Blades
Who's a Soccer Player? by Bruce Kidd
The Hungry Time by Selwyn Dewdney
The Lilfe and Art of Jackson Beardy by W. H. New and Kenneth J. Hughes
1837: William Lyon Mackenzie and the Canadian Revolution by Theatre Passe Muraille and Rick Salutin
Salt of the Earth by Heather Robertson