Edmonton: Then and Now
By: David Aaron
$27.95
Edmonton: Then and Now by David Aaron is a collection of 45 scenes of Edmonton taken “then and now.” It’s a book about change. Some old and some not so old. This is a book for you to reflect on or share with friends.
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Description
Have you ever wanted to re-visit the places you once knew? Have you ever wondered what was there a long time ago or are you a young Edmontonian pondering what once was? Then this collection of 45 scenes then and now is for you.
Edmonton is a city that has changed immeasurably since it first grew out of a fort in 1873. By 1892 it officially became a town with 700 people and by 1904 it was declared a city of 8,350. In
the early 1910’s the city grew exponentially and Strathcona was incorporated into Edmonton in 1912.
If one were to compare pictures of Edmonton as it looked back then, it would be difficult to recognize it with so few landmarks still standing from that time. In fact, many people would struggle to recognize today’s Edmonton to that which stood 50 or even 20 years ago.
This book is a collection of private photographs taken by the likes of Orval Allen, Jim Tustian, Doug Cowan, David Aaron and a few others who had a sense of history and put it to film. This
book is intended to give its viewer a sense of that change and how far Edmonton has evolved in a short time span. Years plod along, but time flies. The photographs taken between 2016
and 2018 are not intended to match the originals exactly. Instead, the emphasis is to bring the viewer’s attention towards change and the extent to which that change has occurred.
This is a book that will have you saying, “I remember . . . ”
Additional information
| Weight | 213 g |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 5.75 × .25 in |
| Pages | 96 |
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Donna Grylls –
The Story of EleanorRead the first few pages and fell in love with Eleanor's book. Cant wait to finish it.
Thankyou
Joanna Faloon –
This one is a keeper.I received this book for a birthday present and was surprised that it was written by a friend’s husband.
I was amazed at the relatable characters that the author described.
My family is second generation German and Polish. My Grandfather was a German/English translator in the First World War and my in-laws were Polish/Ukrainian Canadians.
Having lived in Europe in the post Second World War era, I had heard a lot of stories, but even with having a German/American mother I’d heard nothing of the event described in this book.
Germans after the war were hated, so many were tight lipped.
The author’s account of displaced ethnic German people after WW2 was eye opening.
I love historical fiction. This book opened my eyes to untold stories that need to be told as beautifully as the author, AJ Gurba has done.
I read and love to recommend great books.
This one is a keeper.
Dr J Faloon
Amarvir –
Great qualityThe print feels nice and high quality and the image itself is very colourful and appealing. 10/10 will recommend to friends and family.
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Muhammad Aman –
The MarinaI ordered this print and found it to be a beautiful piece of art. Will highly recommend
Amarvir –
Beautiful SceneryVery pleasing to the eye and great for the price. I would recommend. 10/10
Joy Lardner –
Timely and well written!My friends continue to tell me that their kids and grandkids have thoroughly enjoyed this delightful book! Very timely and helpful in encouraging young children to overcome their fear of vaccinations.
Sandra Gentles –
Very satisfiedWe ordered 3 prints for the office and are very satisfied with the quality and how it enhances our space.
Amad Haq –
I have recently ordered this picture for my Shop. Brilliantly captured and prepared. Also, extremely happy with the delivery time!
Siddiq Muhammad –
Ordered from the US and it is a great piece of collection.
Laura –
Wonderful Tale of Forgiveness and Overcoming AdversityThis is a delightful children's book! Children will be excited by this adventure story . Chelsea learns some big lessons in this book geared for children from approximately 5- 10 years old. Chelsea finds it within herself to be brave, capable, and inventive. I hope they will love the full page, colour illustrations too!
André Gagnon –
View from the VerandaThis is a very well written book that shows the resiliency of a rural German family facing the atrocities of war. Based on a true story, I had a desire to follow each of the characters during this time of uncertainties, and especially the father who needed to decide of the next step to take to survive until the end of the book. German Nazis, Communist Russians and Polish all showed up with their evil spirits, but dignity, and honor are still well alive today through the survivors of this valuable family.
Angie Hanrahan –
Heartfelt stories of tragedy and inspirationIncredibly written stories of actual historic events with tragedy and defeat but also overcoming obstacles and seeing how peaceful intellectual responses to these tragedies have influenced history in such a positive and incredible ways.
Looking forward to future publishings from this author.
Angie Hanrahan –
Incredibly tragic yet uplifting and inspirationalThe author invites the reader to meet and appreciate each character for who they are, falling immediately in love with some and feeling immediate contempt for others. How everyday farm life was appreciated for just that and how respect for one’s fellow mankind was shown, love and support without judgment or condemnation when of different nationalities or religions. This novel allows the reader to feel what these innocent families had genuinely experienced in a time and place where survival from one day to the next was not guaranteed, when the fate of loved ones was unknown. This is a family’s story of how faith love and strength was the only choice. I would love to read a sequel of what else lied ahead in the lives of these incredible people who were part of this incredible story.
Jerome Toronchuk –
View From The VerandaA timely tale with sober lessons on how precious life and freedom and family really is.
This is a book that needs to be shared with young and old.
Informative, exciting, personal, warm, and shocking. Alex Gurba does a wonderful job combining all these elements to tell a moving story that strives to teach us , "Those who do not learn from history are DOOMED to repeat it.
Wayne Wetterberg –
View from the VerandaAn incredible story. A must read for anyone interested in second world war history. The book is a real life portrayal of the hardships experienced by a rural family during the Nazi regime. Little is said about this dark side of the war. A true testament to those who endured and survived.
Very well written and as many have said, "difficult to put down". In fact I am reading it for a second time.
Jay Meraw –
View from the verandaLike all good stories, the “View from the Veranda” simply drew me in with each turn of the page. I found this book to be extremely well written and Gurba did a masterful job of combining the facts with fiction. With the introduction of each character I found myself wanting to immediately follow up with each of them (hoping they would be okay) in hopes that they might possibly survive such a desperate situation.
The factual information laid out in the book was extremely enlightening and combined with the “story telling” aspect it simply was hard to put down.
Ted Marchesi –
I found this an enjoyable and fantastic read. After getting into the book I found it impossible to put down. The personal insight into the history involved plus the extensive research to tie it all together makes this a compelling, grab you attention read. I found it well written and a great insight into ones family history during this time period..
Adam –
Brilliant!I really liked the piece of art and wanted to see how it would look like on my wall, It looks perfect. Reminds me of Europe. Very Nordic indeed.
Dr. Mrs Oluyemisi Adetunji DNP –
Our Collective Contribution to the Decadence in NigeriaAuthor: Christine Umoekereka.
Interesting and easy to read for all ages. A must read for all Nigerians both at home and in diaspora. The book sheds some lights on how our motherland, literally flowing with milk and honey: oil and gas, gold, iron ore, Bitumen, lead and zinc, coal etc in different regions of the country, has turned into a land of total chaos, insecurity and poverty. Some might disagree with the 'no blame' tone of the book as we are all aware of the heightened level of corruption of our leaders. We however have the opportunity to choose a new direction via upcoming elections. Security is paramount and the least a government should provide for its citizenry, this is currently eluding us in Nigeria!! We all have to wake-up and do right by our country. Kudos to Mrs Umoekereka for writing this book.
Dr. Mrs Yemi Adetunji.
Beth Smolyk –
Our collective contribution to the decadence in nigeriaThis is a very heartfelt, indepth revelation of Christine's values. It is so very easy for society to become blasé, complaining about everything wrong but laying the blame elsewhere and absolving oneself of responsibility saying "someone should do something about....". Christine's obvious research is very detailed in relating the history of the problems. However as a true ambassador of change she takes total responsibilty. Change can't and doesn't happen at a distance, one can only change oneself by true introspection, analysis, and most critically ownership of a problem - then be willing to effect the necessary change BUT only if and when concrete alternatives to the current staus quo are offered. This is what speaks to me so clearly in her book but more importantly the absolute necessity of unity, brotherhood and universal charity. This excellent work could and should be a wake-up call not only to her fellow Nigerians but to every individual in every country in the world before its simply too late to set us all on the right course. Thank you Christine!! How many people sit in their own little world, discrying the evolution of our society today from former values but feeilng helpless to effect changes? Christine has shone a light in the darkness of our world today. BRAVO!!
Beth
Lori Pickering –
A Story for our TimesMy parents were children in Holland and Germany during WWII. and they told me their stories because "history must not repeat itself." But as we all know, it does. And it is important for these stories to be told, especially to those who do not have family that lived through war-ravaged times.
This book evocatively brings one of those stories to light, a story of one family but that speaks for millions of families. War is not only about the soldiers but the civilians who must live through the anarchy, the deprivation and starvation, the powerlessness.
But "View from the Veranda" also celebrates the humanity, the good in us, the selflessness that gives people hope in a hopeless time. That is important.
Gurba writes with authenticity, never overly morbid or sensational, but conveying the human tragedy with dignity and compassion.
I highly recommend this book.
Mike Carson –
Page turner !!Sometimes a great book was never intended for the masses, and in this case, it would be a shame if it were not more widely read. For now, this can be our little secret, an inspiring insight into Europe throughout the Nazi and Russian conflagrations. The family story is told with a love and appreciation for cultural details that only comes from the stories handed down through generations. Thank you Alex!
Phil Dibb –
Stirring Family HistoryThe “View from the Veranda” by A. J. Gurba, is an interesting compilation of family stories and an informative and enjoyable read. I couldn’t put it down.
One of the family members didn’t feel that the stories were anything special, because millions of people had similar stories. However, those stories portraying how world events impacted common citizens caught up in the heart of those world events hasn’t been adequately told.
These stories should be read by people of this day and age; particularly those of us who live in the West, where most of us have never known the tragedies and hardships a family faces when war rolls over their homes, and governments and government policies change. They highlight the need to strive to attain and maintain basic freedoms that many today take for granted, while others are actively trying to destroy them. It also highlights how people of character retain their humanity during extremely difficult times and the importance of relationships with family and friends.
Mr. Gurba is a gifted writer. He’s done a fantastic job creating this historical, true-story based, novel. The dialogue he created added immensely to the basics of the stories and his descriptions of time and place were excellent.
Marty Salazar –
View from the VerandaI was hooked as soon as I started reading the book and could not put it down. It is a touching wonderful mixture of humor at times, history, and accounts of what a German farming family had to endure in order to survive not only the Nazis but the Russians during WW11. It a compelling historical novel, easy reading and well worth the read. I thoroughly enjoyed every description and story and wanted more at the conclusion of the book. LOVED IT!!!!
Mark –
Perfect bookThe Cover Art is inspiring. The flat surface afforded by the coil binding and the high quality paper makes it the perfect receptacle to capture ideas and work flow as the day proceeds.
Elaine –
Prairies to PeaksGreat collection of short stories from a local resident
Karo –
Great book!Gets my daughter and I laughing and giggling every single time!
We want more of witch and mummy please <3
Don’t hesitate to get your copy!.
Albert Arthur Brown –
Sleep WalkingEasy to read and understand by children. If you want your child develop interest in reading and curious.. Start with this. Thanks
Tim Moores –
Very Informative & HelpfulAlthough I have not been personally impacted by physical or mental abuse in my own experience, I found it to be extremely informative and helpful when dealing with family members who have, or potentially could enter into an abusive relationship.
Shaunda-lee tells it like it is and pulls no punches when warning young women to be on high alert if and when they begin to see the, often not-so-obvious, signs of a wolf in sheep's clothing.
Craig R –
Sentry 2 PurchaseGreat quality and prompt service!
Barb –
Great resourceIt’s wonderful to have a natural dye resource so specific to our Western Canada region.
A great book that will get lots of use in my natural dyeing adventures.
David Steckley –
Discover your hidden selfThis is an inspirational easy read book that helps young and old deal with questions related to one's purpose in life. If you're wondering why you were put on this earth and have issues related to self worth I commend this book to you. The author draws from both personal experience and those of others.
David Steckley –
Discover your hidden selfThis is an inspiring easy read for young or old seeking to find answers we all often confront in life. He draws from interesting real life experiences and a life time of learning, both his own and that of others. I recommend this book for all of us that seek purpose and joy in living.
William Maoz –
AppreciationI appreciate all people who contributed from the conception of this book until it's birth ,the author of this book ,had this pregnancy for almost 5 years.
Enjoy this wonderful document
Bless You all
Gerry McFarlane –
The Fifth ColumnI have had the privilege of knowing Martin since 1987. A very insightful book by a most extraordinary man.
Tracy Morey –
ExcellentVery interesting stories and of actual Albertans!!! I loved it!!
Edwin Konrad –
The Fifth ColumnOnce I began reading and considering all that is being said (knowing all that I know of Martin Hattersley) - the fact that he is both lawyer and priest, having personally received excellent legal help from him, confirming his intimate knowledge and commitment to the less fortunate and incarcerated in our society, witnessing the considerate and tempered good sense that appears on these pages… all this I am thankful for. It occurred to me that I have a wonderful, intimate and unique gift in my hands that need not be just another political opinion amongst many. I have here a documented book that my own life’s details endorses since we came to know Martin through our friendship with his eldest daughter.
Serena Boulanger Nobert –
campfire bedtime storiesCampfire Bedtime Stories is great for sitting around the fire or for snuggling up with your little ones under the covers at home!
Lisa Rudkin's animated stories are both fun and lovable! I know my two little cousins loved it when they were shown the cute animations but also enjoyed the wacky stories!
Stan Callihoo –
campfire bedtime storiesI work with Lisa and she gave me her book last year. I also attended her reading at the High Prairie Library.
Her book is very well written and my grand-kids love the coloured pictures. When I saw her act out the Kissy Fishy story, I knew then how I should tell the story to my grand-kids.
She really enjoys being around the kids and they seem to love her. The kids get tickled and bounced back and forth as she acts out the kids riding the horses.
They also each children in a fun way about morals and manners. I do recommend this book to any parent or grandparents.
Kenny Richards –
campfire bedtime storiesLast year she had a book reading and a lot of friends and family came to it. It was a slumber party at the High Prairie Library with about 40 kids there.
It went pretty good. I never Lisa could write and tell stories, it was a great night. The kid's loved her. She had them all acting out the different stories.
She had two children one on each leg bouncing and tossing them around like they were really riding horses; they got tickled and there was a lot of laughing kids having fun.
All the kids wanted to get involved, she is great with kids. Her stories teach kids in a fun way about manners, they have a moral to all of them.
I gave the book to my lil nephew. The colourful illustrations are very well done too. I would recommend this book to all families.
Lily –
the woman they called rawhideVery touching book. Highly recommended
Anonymous –
Michelle BlackWhen reading your book, I learned how to realize my fears and how to overcome them. I will use it to fulfill my future being and life endeavors - keep a happy soul.
I can't tell you how much your book has opened my eyes to skills of life. It is a fresh awakening for me to be more in tune with thoughts and feelings because really "this is the key to life" and you have helped me make one step closer to a meaningful life.
Alex –
Michelle BlackMichelle, you are an inspiration. Sharing your most vulnerable moments shows a true strength in your inner self. I hope someday I am able to reach your level of inner power!
Linda M Youell –
Refreshing Edmonton memoriesAn interesting look at the way Edmonton "used to look". Remembering locations, stores and their stories. I purchased it for an ex-pat Edmontonian, who has enjoyed reminiscing.
I would appreciate brief captions, to help with the memories.
Karen J McDermid –
Karen October 2019Promises....promises...
The Promise in The Void is a remarkable book, covering two continents, and a number of human emotions and struggles following WWII, including loss of a homeland, and insecurities and hardships while struggling to establish a new life and new friends in a strange country. There are disconnections throughout the book, and the characters must learn how to deal with, and live with, PTSD, as a result of battle fatigue. This is a book about romance – not only romance between a man and a woman, but romance of a young family in a new country.
The title itself lends to a wonderment about the fulfillment of this promise. Perhaps the void is referring to the vast distant prairies which, on first glance, do not offer much of a promise for a future with a young family. Will this couple rise to the challenge, and keep their family together through thick and thin?
A good imagination and a box of kleenexes all combine to make this a very satisfying read.
Kimberly –
Learn to TeachI love this book enough to actually go and find it and write a review about it.
I feel like that should say enough, but for more:
The author actually taught teachers in his life, he has a great view about how people act and react, why they are the way they are and how you can understand that to help you get your point across to them easier.
Matt H –
Simple message for tough timesWhile it's unfortunate this message is needed today, I'm glad this book can provide a potentially life saving message to our most vulnerable demographic.
The Author does a wonderful job presenting what is taught to adults in a manner respectful of a child's understanding of the world and the threat itself.
The fact a more than qualified person wrote the material, only lends credibility and comfort to whomever purchases this book.
Do yourself and your loved ones a favor and purchase this book. Take the time to read it with them and explain it's message. I know my nephews will be better off for it!
Tania Stewardson –
5 starAs a parent of 2 kids under the age of 10, our family found this book well written and easy for the kids to understand. It's a topic you can't ignore in todays homes, so it is best we set our kids up with the information they need, and this book does it well. It would be great if the schools would invest in a few copies:)
Tracy Reilly –
It is difficult to deliver this kind of message, therefore, thanks for helping us get the message out to our kids in a fun yet clear way! There's useful tips and tricks for mom and dad too that my family will be incorporating into our everyday lives. This book should be in every home.
Cindy Pereira –
We live in a harsh world, but Ainsworth's book provides some brevity to the situation with his wonderful illustrations and practical advice that is applicable to both children and adults.
Joan Hart –
Lost in the Battle for Hong KongMr. Tatz, This is not your usual review because this book touched me so personally. Alice Ann Refo sent me a copy of your book and I was stunned to see my mother on the front cover and to read about your contact with her. What a joy for her to share this. This is a very detailed and interesting account of your experience and made me feel like I was there with all of you.
Kristen Crossland –
Loved this bookThis is the perfect book to help you start your journalling journey. It asks really deep questions that help you learn so much about yourself. Highly recommend this to everyone. Loved it!
A.H –
Deeply movingWorking slowly, and thoughtfully through this journal has been an eye opening journey. The questions posed throughout this journal create a space for a deep and meaningful examination of belief systems, blocks, and lifelong goals. The chapters are layed out beautifully and flow from one area of life to another seamlessly.
It's like having an unfiltered and raw conversation with yourself. No judgement, no pretenses, just pure honesty.
Karen –
Some people are gifted with everything and do nothing. Deb has done so much with so many obstacles in her way. She is the definition of resilient. An inspiring read.
Anne Vos –
I have known Deb for more than 30 years and she never ceased to inspire me. A talented writer, artist and photographer, and unrepentant animal lover, her story is stirring and motivating!
Mary Johnson –
Primal Power The Unripe Apple was given to me at my mother's memorial. I loved fantasy movies, but a book in that genre had never been my choice. Major changes were happening in my life and I needed an escape so I gave it a try. To my surprise I couldn't put it down! The book had mystery, magic, fear, love, friendship, joy, strength, courage, and I loved it! It seems laced with pearls of wisdom and I find myself rereading parts of it and always finding more insights. The characters within this book resonated with the strength within my own soul and have given me the courage to move forward, thank-you!
Cathy Pavelich –
I read the story with my 3 year old grand daughter and we both very much enjoyed it. Beautiful illustrations too. Review by Hannah (3 yrs)...."It was good. I liked the girl in the pink sweater."
K. K –
No one, especially a young child should have to deal with the consequences of an accidental gun shot. At nine years old, the author of this well written memoir was robbed of a youth, most of us take for granted.
Hospitalized miles from family and their farm, she woke and was told because of a severed spinal cord she would never walk again.
This is an inspiring story of determination and bravery, and how they shaped her as a person.
How she never gave up on her dream to own horses, ride, and to live on a farm again. How her love and ability for training dogs enhanced her life with many special companions that also served a purpose.
Reading this proves animals can make life worth living.
Violet Shepard –
I enjoyed Adolphus's teaching immensely,
I thank God for men and women who will stand for the truth and pray for our people to be set free from bondage.
Glory to God!!
Hosea 4:6 King James Version (KJV) 6 My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge:
John 8:32 King James Version (KJV)
32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
Violet
Pat Stevenson –
Lovely story appealing to both adults and children alike. You feel as if you are along for the stroll. Beautifully illustrated.
Felice Bassie –
Bright colours and a narrative that is rich in detail make Autumn in the Park a great book to read aloud. I am looking forward to the sequel!
Tim Slaughter –
A delightful and well written children's story which reflects true to life observations. It enchants the reader and gives life to the wonderful illustrations that younger children can easily recognize from a walk in the park.
Hannah –
LOVE LOVE LOVE. Such a good read!
Jennifer –
An inspirational book of poetry written by the heart. A must read if looking for inspiration.
Susan Chesa –
A very authentic book that in a simple yet profound way captures the immeasurable power of God’s healing and restoration work. A very powerful story that will inspire a reader to reach out to a God who never ceases to pursue us with His never ending love. Keep singing, writing and speaking the words of life, there is a generation that needs healing.
Gordon Ferguson –
A gripping story of an abused young boy who fell into a life of addiction but by the grace of GOD overcame his addictions and shame and forgave his abusers. I could’nt put the book down.
Pauline Mitchell –
My goodness I started reading this book while sitting at the Cross Cancer waiting for my name to be called to see my doctor! I always missed my name being called because I could not put the book down! I cried, I laughed and most of all i was inspired, blessed and motivated by Walter’s story! I could literally hear him telling the story only the way Walter can, exception speaker! I thought this man over came this battle , my battle is with cancer, if he can do this I can surely overcome my battle through prayer! God is always with us even when we feel he is not! Thank you Walter for sharing your story , your life ! Many blessings my friend!
Jim Ewing –
It's been said that life is a journey and that there is a ‘road’ each of us must travel. Why that road seems to be darker and harder for some is something we may never fully understand. Walter has been on a challenging road. In this book “Sovereign Child” Walter openly shares his experience, and as he discovered for himself, there is a light at the end of that tunnel! That, in spite of the pain we have been through in the past, there is hope for tomorrow, and that we can step into that hope today!
If you have opportunity to meet Walter and get to know him, you will begin to appreciate the truth of the words found in Romans 8:28 - “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” (NIV)
Walter has found his purpose. Once a ‘prisoner’ of the past, he’s been released in new freedom through the transformative grace and power of Jesus Christ. Thank you Walter for sharing this story - your story of inspiration and hope.
Maria –
"Promise in the Void", is a novel that I very much looked forward to read, especially when Rebekah had told me about the journey she had after receiving the instruction to publish it.
Although not a "war bride "per se, I found many aspects of the story, similar to being a "settler on the prairies" myself. Settling down in a culture with its customs and norms which are very different, but in some ways, very similar. More so, it taught me to trust and appreciate "the hand of support and friendship". Coping with all the challenges and joyous moments that a farm brings - total reliance on God and coping with extreme weather conditions, working hard to provide for the animals for the upcoming Winter. As the wife of an x-soldier, it also confirms and explains the emotional aftermath and scars of a war on soldiers, but overcoming it and healing over time and much love. The novel is well written, as it kept me intrigued from the beginning until the end. I highly recommend this novel to all. I’m sure it will also bring back fond memories to second and third generation “immigrants.”
Fanny Magnificat –
A meal savoured slowly but surely is delightful to the palate. Such are the effects of the reflections and the poems of your book, dear Bibiana. Thank you, and I will forever treasure this poetry collection, just as I look forward to the ones to come hopefully in the future from you.
Clara Ajagu –
. Wow ! I missed my stop because I was so engrossed on this book. BROKEN BUT BLESSED " Eunice sincerely and truthfully bared her life experience which I described as can only be possible through the touching Grace of God. It goes a long way to confirm that every journey of life is for a reason to trust God more even when you cannot see It is well written and easy to read The clarity of the message is so Godly.
Malel –
Amazing testimony! Everyone has to read this. It speaks to us today.
J.M –
Amazing testimony!
JUDITH –
Its amazing how God get's involved in our lives. Reading this book, I was able to see the same things in my life, and it gave me encouragement to know that God will work the same way in me. Such an amazing testimony!
Barb Rowe –
An easy read yet powerful story. To hear Eunice’s commitment to never giving up even at her lowest moments, is such an inspiration and example of her strength in God.
Erica –
Wow... what an amazing story! Eunice leaves herself vulnerable to the reader by exposing the darkest depths of her life. She uses her testimony to encourage and uplift others with the assurance that God is ever patient and always waiting to pick up the broken pieces and heal you. Eunice's story is a wonderful mix of testimony, Scripture references, and life lessons along the way. I highly recommend this book to anyone whose life seems to be falling apart, who is seeking for answers as to why things always seem wrong. As her book clearly states, you will discover that for every pain there's a purpose. As she takes you along on her journey through the pages, you will undoubtedly travel your own life journey realizing that you - as she is - are "Broken But Blessed."
Samantha Nadeau –
If you want Raw Real Truth, Walter has given it to the world in its fullest. Knowing Walter as Mr. T a teacher ( my favorite teacher) I would have never known or guessed the harsh brutal torturous situations he was put through his entire life.
He was nothing but a positive inspiration to me the day I met him. I was very intrigued to learn more about this power soulful man I looked up to and to be honest his story did not fall short of amazing .
I was captivated each page as the chapters continued. I felt sadness, anger, despair, abuse, loneliness, abandonment and for a very short moment happiness fill with the Holy Spirit and all God has to offer his children .
His words were real and naked there was no sugar coating of the truth, no embarrassment in the story to hide details. It's the true trials and tribulations of a solider who found his creator and I could not be more proud of any person willing to open the doors of there demons to the world ! In that is honor and love .
So much of what we learn about love is taught from people who never really loved us and this is what I see in this wonderful man. Wisdom and knowledge willing to share and help anyone willing to listen and open the door to Gods beauty.
If you tell the truth it becomes apart of your past, if you lie/hide it becomes apart of your future - freedom is all I see for Walters future and this book will save many people and open many eyes to the beauty of honesty and love in God.
I have and will continue to share this book with whom ever can read it's a life story that needs to be shared . Amen for Gods grace. 5 stars hands down .
PageMaster Publishing staff –
The following review was sent in via Email:
"The Princess and the Sailor flows with anticipation of things to come.
Elizabeth M."
Rebekah Allen –
I fully enjoyed Sari on the Snow! Sashi and her husband were pioneers from India that made Alberta their home. This honest, intelligent account of integrating into Canadian culture provides an enjoyable narrative as well as an insightful perspective of what it is like to be a young mother from a foreign country in a small Alberta community. Thanks for sharing your memories, Shashi!
Stacy Anhorn –
This was a book that I couldn't put down. I read it from cover to cover in one sitting. I was riveted and heartbroken at all the abuse faced by a young Walter. I was saddened at how he at times tried to cope with all the heartache, albeit unhealthy ways. But I cried rejoicing tears at God's handiwork, He never let go of Walter! Very thankful for Walter to have the obedience to write this most painful recount of his past, it will truly help many people dealing with an abusive past, heartache and despair. God is good! There is no denying His existence when you read this book. I pray for all people who read this book and need healing from such horrors of life. The path is there, this redemptive story of love will help. Our God is a GREAT BIG GOD!
Ubuntu boots –
Sovereign ChildThis book is about a series of severe events in Walter's life and how he found grace in the sight of the Lord despite it all. Who Walter is today is an encouraging testament of God's power to redeem. There are some surprises in the read and I enjoyed that the book is to the point and clearly written with courage!
Shirley –
a real rags to richesIt is truly remarkable to read a story of redemption like this one. A story that is wrought with despair and hopelessness, amongst horrible abuse, and ends with hope, healing and adoption into the royalty of the King of Glory. We have known Walter from his time in St. Paul and I read the book just before he came and spoke at our church. What a difference an encounter with "the King" can make in a person's life. While reading I could tell that there was a big difference after His encounter at the healing service that day. In person, the evidence is astounding. Way to go Jesus! Keep your eyes on your King, Walter.
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SOVEREIGN CHILDI definitely would recommend this Book to anyone that has suffered from any form of abuse whether it is physical, mentally , physiological, sexually. That there is a true God that can walk with you through thick or thin and that you don't have to walk alone. Too put all the pain can be put at the foot of the cross. No one deserves to be abused. There is light and joys that can be experience. This book can give you hope and enlightenment.
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CourageousThis book will give hope to the hopeless ,rest to the restless .Many people live in shackles from the deep dark secrets
Many people will take to grave robbed spiritually guilt and condemnation bogging the down never able to rise .This is Walters Story of how this is possible only through The Living God. My wife and I recommend this book highly and would also encourage to have Walter as a guest speaker as to prisons, schools ,institutions ,churches ,recovery of any kind .This speaks to all on many levels and no one will be left empty .It's a chain breaker thousands upon thousands will be challenged and moved to Break The Chain
Daniel and Thea Pawlick
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Mind-blowingI've known Walter for a few years now. I was excited to read his book; we've talked and I knew some of his story. But this... nothing prepares you for reading this. If it was a journey to read (and it was!) I can't even imagine what it was to actually live. As his friend, reading this had a deep impact on me. Anger at what was done to him, sadness for what he did to himself, yet praise for what God did for him and what I expect God to do through him. Walter is indeed living proof of Psalm 40:2: "He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; he set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand."
For those struggling with identity, with addiction, with loneliness, with depression, you need to read this book. This is not only one man's testimony of his life, it is a testament to the abundant grace of God that He pours out LIBERALLY to those who earnestly seek Him. If you want answers to life's questions and solutions to life's problems, the Bible is the way to get them and if you're not convinced, read Walter's story. For any skeptic who thinks "there isn't a God," you need to read this book. For anyone who thinks "God doesn't care about me," you need to read this book. It will not only change your mind, it can be the doorway that leads to restoration and transformation through a relationship with Jesus Christ. It will take the blinders off your eyes so you can actually SEE truth around you, and once you see truth, as Walter describes in his own journey, you can walk the path of truth to its ultimate and purposeful end: eternal relationship with Jesus Christ.
I so appreciate that Walter not only had the guts to share his story, but that he was obedient when God asked him to write it. I cannot even conceive of how hard it was to write, nevermind live through. If you need more proof of the redeeming and sustaining power of Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit, this book provides it.
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CourageI have known Walter for over 20 years, when I met him, he was hilarious, always the clown but professional when he had to be. We worked together for about 5 years in Alberta and then life happens and people lose a bit of touch, luckily through facebook we were still able to chat once in awhile. Through facebook I could tell in the last 10-15 years there was some deep stuff going on within him...... but being so far away I would never know the truth or extent of it till the birth of his book, " The Soverign Child".
Wow, how does one person live to tell of this horrific upbringing and then turn into such a Stellar Individual....... I asked him..... GOD, he said. Although I am not a deeply religious person, I truly believe that if Walter and God would have not found each other, he would not be the guy he is today.
When I started reading this book, it didn't go down till I was done...... you just can't put it down, just when you think it can't get any worse for him .... it does....
So raw and well written......
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MiraculousWhile Sovereign Child is a factual account of one man’s journey and discovery, the story is so incredible that it often reads like a fictional novel. It’s gritty, extremely intense, raw and emotional. How one man could have endured so much yet came through it all perfectly whole and perfectly healed can only be described in one word….miraculous. The book is an amazing read, and perfectly reveals the love God has for his child Walter and the love God has for EACH of us.
LH
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MiraculousHow else can you describe the transformation that occurred in Walter's life. Not only was in hard to fathom theincredible difficulties that he experienced through his lifetime, but it is almost incomprehensible to imagine how he could recover when "dealt such a difficult hand". Sovereign Child is a story of heartbreak and despair but also of freedom and inspiration. As you turn the pages you keep thinking "how much more can one person handle". Then by God's grace the narrative changes dramatically and the reader is captivated by one of the most miraculous endings that you can imagine. You may experience tears, you may experience anger but all will experience exhilaration as Walter's story concludes. This is a story our world needs to hear.
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Brave!Writing this book must have been an incredibly hard (yet incredibly brave!) thing for Walter to do. It was sad, joyful, terrible and uplifting..... It shows that nothing is too big for our God! I've known Walter for years and the best part was that I could hear his voice in my head while reading; his personality definitely shines through!
I know that God will use Walter's testimony to help others, to be transformed in the same miraculous way that God changed his life..... I know that God right now is saying to him, "well done, my good and faithful servant."
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Reviewed by A Wonderful Story for Kids & Adults!, 20/06/16
The Kingdom of Thrim is a wonderful children's story that teaches the lesson of what happens when we don't consult God before making decisions. The main character, Yoj is a happy and loved man in his town who makes dolls. One day, a stranger comes into town and gives Yoj the opportunity to make more money than what he was making. Without consulting God, friends or family Yoj jumps at the chance and follows the stranger. He is taken from his beautiful and colorful world into a dark and gray world. It is here he realizes what he left behind and how much more important his joy, friends and relationships are than money.
There is such an important lesson here for both adults and children. The illustrations are gorgeous, and the author is also the illustrator! There are even activities included to do with your child after reading the book like making your own Kingdom of Thrim out of Lego and even sock puppets! My sons who are 4 and 6 years old enjoyed the story very much. I would highly recommend this book! It is a wonderful family read. I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
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Reviewed by Barb, 09/04/12
Oooo man,it is excellent...
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Reviewed by Michel, 13/04/12
A refreshing poetic slant, with plenty of food for thought.
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Reviewed by Ade, 26/12/12
I bought two copies and gave one to a colleague at work. She liked it and I also read the poems which were simply written, meaningful and inspirational.
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Reviewed by UrbanAlbertan, 09/03/15
Thean Pheh has produced a niche instructional reference guide that all gardeners in prairie climate should benefit from. I have used his soil lessons and the diverse set of species' reference to create a very successful and productive urban potted orchard.
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Reviewed by Wolfgang Carstens, 17/07/12
“Michael Wiens has written a passionate, comprehensive, engaging account of the Ruby-throated Hummingbird and how to attract these fascinating birds into your yard. Wiens masterfully employs the language of the streets, where baby Hummingbirds are described as featherless "flying meatballs," a certain mangy looking Hummingbird is painted as something that looks like "a neighborhood cat coughed up," the mating ritual leads the female to fall "beak over tail feathers" in love, and juvenile Hummingbirds are depicted as racing from flower to flower as though "they have a serious case of ADD." Descriptions like these and others will entertain, amuse and have you smiling as you learn everything you need to know about the Ruby-throated Hummingbird and how to make them a guest in your own garden. Jewel of the North by Michael Wiens represents nature as it was meant to be experienced—raw, gritty and oozing with passion.”—Wolfgang Carstens
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Reviewed by Jackie F., 28/02/12
very interesting!good job Maxine; it's so hilarious!
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Reviewed by Cynthia D., 13/04/12
Hi Maxine, good job. You did take be back to memory lane. Although serious, this book gives me some laugh...much success with this book.
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Reviewed by Reviewed by Rev. Audrey Brooks, M.Ed., M.Div., Unitarian Ch, 03/11/14
This is an intriguing memoir, written through the eyes of a young girl who lived in Germany during the years from 1939 to 1948. Seldom have we had a child’s perspective on how war came unexpectedly to her person and her family. Not only does this perspective fit a current literary niche, but this slim volume of 109 pages also holds the reader’s attention from beginning to end. This is a “must read” book!
The narration begins with a family that lives in Dusseldorf, and spends a couple of summers camping outside the city, where Inge and her siblings explore, build sand castles and pick flowers- idyllic scenes. Descriptions are vivid and colourful: “ Ever since then I have loved the moaning sound of foghorns. It invokes in me memories of long summers on the banks of the river Rhine. Today had been one of those glorious sunny days of my early childhood, the memory of which has stayed with me all my life.” And suddenly, the beauty of nature, the bliss of childhood, is changed when war is declared. How do children deal with war? What does war even mean to a little girl whose life until that point was secure, has been joyful and adventurous? This is a story about a family impacted by world events that changed their lives in a very dramatic way.
We Were Children is written by the youngest child in that family: through her eyes,we experience how a German family with four children is drawn into a world war they did not start, but had to survive with strength, perseverance and inventiveness. The love and determination of Inge’s parents to protect their children in turbulent times, makes this a universal story. War and violence, which are politically motivated, affect innocent families on both sides of conflict : it is they who are the “collateral damage” of indiscriminate violence. In telling the story, a statement is made and a witness is given on this theme, yet it is told with clarity, careful attention to detail; with wit that shows the personality of the author. in describing personal behaviours and responses to the world she lived in, Inge has both a poetic style of writing and a wonderful command of language.
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Reviewed by Kay Richardson, 13/07/15
This an absolutely delightful book. Written in a simple style that reflects the era, the story moves along quickly and is filled with with adventure. The characters are real and engaging but it is the spirit of love and honour that makes this book so addictive. Once you start you won't want to put it down and yet you won't want it to end!
The Spotted Horse is a timeless love story and a timely illustration of the out working of God's love amongst people of different racial and cultural backgrounds.
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Reviewed by Shirley Uhryn, B.Ed., 20/07/15
Yvonne's work is an unbiased historical fiction, descriptively and powerfully written. What a photographer does with his camera, Yvonne does with words. The story reveals the lives of early white immigrants settling into Blackfoot lands. I am impressed with Yvonne's ability to develop characters with fairness, strength and respect. Yvonne is an artist with words, a unique and powerful writer.
I firmly believe The Spotted Horse should become mandatory reading in the Public School System as well as the Aboriginal Education System.
We all eagerly await your next piece of work.
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Reviewed by St. Albert Gazette Article by Scott Hayes, 09/07/16
http://www.stalbertgazette.com/article/Abused-by-the-system-20160622
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Reviewed by Billy Twamller, 12/03/14
I first read this book when I was in the hospital and I couldn't put it down. The stories in spired me to get better and make my life better and to heal all off the things from the past. I don't know how this book got to my bedside but I am thank full that it was there. It made such a difference for me. I have reconcield with my family, I have lost over 85 lbs and I think I am finally discovering whom I amm and what I am meant to do while a visitor here on this planet. I praise thee for the book.
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Reviewed by Melanie, 10/03/12
"I Came to Conquer Your Planet Earth" is love story for kids at heart. Both endearing and hilarious, this book will make you laugh out loud.
This story is a great reminder that love conquers all.
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Reviewed by Kerri, 12/03/12
"I came to Conquer Your Planet Earth" is a very creative and heartwarming love story. The illustrations are fantastic. We love this book in our house!
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Reviewed by Walter Perez, 12/05/12
"I came to Conquer Your Planet Earth" Is a creative book with amazing illustrations. No matter how old you are you will enjoy it. You will walk away with a laugh and a great message.
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Reviewed by Sue Muranetz, 22/11/12
Who would have thought a sheepdog would be so sheepish. Loved it. Warming to the heart.
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Reviewed by Mary J., 24/11/12
Another lovely series of short "bedtime stories" by Mr. Faltin. This one will keep you up long past your bedtime! What I loved most about this book was how it draws YOU into the narrative, by using the term 'you', and close descriptions of the world of the story. It really does feel that you are part of this world of Bobo and family. The dog characters are among my favorites in the series, as the anecdotes remind all of us dog-owners about our special memories with our pets: running after strange and mysterious 'things in the woods', eating everything they shouldn't, and generally getting up to all kinds of mischief! My husband and I have had a lot of fun reading through the series, and intend to get more than one copy to give to nephews and nieces for birthdays and Christmas presents. Better make it Christmas: this is great source of enchantment set in the Canadian "winter wonderland"!
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Reviewed by Warren Thomson, 26/11/12
This book, the first of 3 is a lengthy and entertaining story that I enjoyed just as much as my boy over the course of reading it.
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Reviewed by Barb Clark, 12/12/12
The books are a delightful reminder of how wonderful the simple adventures in life can be. We should all be so lucky to have a Bobo in our lives.
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Reviewed by Sue Muranetz, 22/11/12
Once again, a warm story about a shaggy friend. Great job!
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Reviewed by Mary J., 24/11/12
Munchkin, Pumpkin, Bobo...say what you like about Mr. Faltin's great series of short, canine-centric stories, but he sure knows how to name a dog! This is my third review of his books, because I really think he deserves a written-out look at his work, such as I can provide. Bobo Gets a Big Surprise was probably my favorite of the series, both because it talks about Faltin's family in a closer way, that really makes us fall in love with the family dynamics (and doggy dynamics too!), and because it weaves the world of the dogs and the world of the humans into two seemingly parallel worlds. The dogs are always scampering off, living their own lives encountering the flora and fauna of the Canadian tundra, while the humans work on practical concerns involving family and the property (let's just say the cabin is not quite invincible). Congrats to Faltin for working through this personal and yet universal series of tales about the lives of real Canadians. And for Pete's sake, buy yourself a copy: are you a Canadian or what? 🙂
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Reviewed by Warren Thomson, 26/11/12
I like this third book for many reasons. My kid thinks these are great. I like the photos and the easy to read format. I kept reading after the kid fell asleep.
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Reviewed by Sue Muranetz, 22/11/12
Great book. Enjoyed the new adventure of Bobo!
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Reviewed by Mary J., 24/11/12
My husband bought me all three of these for my birthday this year, and I thought I'd make some quick reviews for each. Bobo and the Wolf is a great little series of tales about the author's dogs, and family, in the Canadian woods. There are lots of memorable stories here, and I particularly liked the references to other books ("Maybe you already heard the story called Bobo’s Cabin, and maybe you did not..."). The frequent use of photographs help to tell the stories, introducing us to the characters in a very immediate and welcoming way. The best word for this book is "charming". It doesn't have the moralizing nonsense of many similar stories, but instead immerses you in a rustic world where everything is snow, (over-)excited dogs, and family. Truly Canadian!
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Reviewed by Warren Thomson, 26/11/12
A Fun read, just like the first, all 3 books are long but worthwhile and can be read over a few nights (or weeks).
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Reviewed by Connie, 29/12/15
A must read for anyone with a wayward child they love!
Love is always the magic glue!
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Reviewed by Roland Nash, 29/12/15
A truly awe inspiring book of how a mother survives the near death of her only son through a devastating brain injury and then drug addiction problems,to present day where he is gainfully employed and a university student, written from the heart and soul, sharing the unwavering faith and love that this mother has for her son...will not be able to put it down once you start reading it..a must have book
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Reviewed by Ryan Pohle, 30/12/15
I am Raine Turner's son. Although this story is about my experience suffering a brain injury, it is a story that I imagine many can relate to. It is a story about how when we fall into tough times, we must stay strong and continue to move forward - fighting and never giving up. It is a story about the love of a mother for her son. I am certain i would not have recovered as well as i did, or possibly have survived, without that love. It is a story that exemplifies a society so wrought up in external appearances, we sometimes forgot that these people are just human beings, and compassion can go a long way. Finally, it is a story about a higher power, or whatever you want to call it, who will help even the lowest of the low because of its divine love.
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Reviewed by Denise Pelletier, 05/01/16
This story shows the power of never stopping to believe in yourself nor give up hope, no matter what challenges you may be facing in your own life. Ryan’s rehabilitative journey was not easy, his story being nothing short of a miracle, and Raine shares details of many of the steps he had to take to get to where he is today.
This book is all about the love of a mother for her son.
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Reviewed by Terry, 15/11/14
Terry the author.
66 people so far have my book from my personal sales.
Comments people have been positive.
Reader's feed back:- Readers calling me a over-comer; This is what born-again looks like; A huge mountain you climbed, and never be ashamed; A man's story of courage & heart to walk with his God.
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Reviewed by Dwayne, 31/01/15
Hi Terry, I just wanted to say thank you for the copy of your book. Wow, what a raw, real and emotional journey you have had. Your faith in God has been strong to bring you through all of the struggles you have endured. Thank you for sharing and inspiring others to lean on our God. I have a few people I will get to read this. Thanks again.
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Reviewed by Marg O, 09/06/12
Seasons of Courage is emotional and inspirational and shows the supreme devotion between human and dog. This well writtin book should be a must for your reading list
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Reviewed by marg, 22/06/12
Inspirational!
A well written book that will capture your emotions
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Reviewed by Jenn Henschel, 23/06/12
Seasons of Courage proved to be a delightful and powerful story. The reader is taken through a lovely story anchored by the impenetrable power of friendship, loyalty and courage. Deb Klein becomes very real and identifiable to the reader, as does the “Big Five”, who will make you laugh, cry, observe resilience in action and connect to the story in very personal ways. There is something for every woman, early reader and dog lover in this amazing novel. Satisfying applause to Patricia Pizarro, who has captured this story masterfully, and told it in a way that will challenge each reader to experience something surprising. From the youngest reader in our family to the most seasoned, Seasons of Courage remains to be a literary gift.
Henschel family
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Reviewed by Cindie, 09/02/12
This is a MUST read...it is so AweInspiring, very easy to read and a MUST have, a long time reference manual for any situation in life! Highly recommended.
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Reviewed by Carol. W, 21/02/12
This book is a must have From cover to cover. From page to page. From line to line .This book has substance and good food for the body soul and spirit.when I started reading this book I never wanted to stop reading because it was just bursting with the Holy Ghost. This book is really a treasure to have.God bless the writer.
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Reviewed by Wolfgang Carstens, 27/06/12
“PURSUIT OF A DREAM by Warren Hathaway is an explosive, compelling, often humorous, in-your-face account of the exploits of Vera Dowling. This new book recounts Dowling’s most memorable experiences, mishaps and adventures in her illustrious aviation career. Readers will find themselves on the edge of their seats as they join Dowling in the cockpit of many types of aircraft and face certain death time and time again. Hathaway, through decades of personal correspondence with Dowling, has written an entertaining and exceptional account of one of Canada’s most celebrated aviation icons. PURSUIT OF A DREAM is a triumph—of perseverance, faith, and the human spirit to adapt and overcome any obstacle. This new book by Warren Hathaway will empower readers to follow their own dreams; it will leave them cheering.”—Wolfgang Carstens
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Reviewed by Cathrine, 18/08/15
As a survivor of childhood sexual and physical abuse, this read has been a part of my healing. Debbie's cathartic baring of emotions is very raw. I know this could perhaps help anyone who may be suffering in silence from the stigma of sexual abuse.
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Reviewed by Neil Montgomery, 29/08/12
Fantastic Book, well written and gives great spiritual insight into the native way of life and related spirituality
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