In a hidden canyon in British Columbia’s Southern Interior, a ponderosa pine tree sprouts. Seasons pass as the tree grows, witness to generations of human history in the Okanagan Valley, from First Nations quests to fur brigades, horse wrangling, secret wartime commando training, to the firestorm of 2003. Richly illuminated by maps, illustrations, and historical images and informed by a timeline and historical notes, this fascinating book weaves First Nations history with European settlement and natural history. By following the thread of one tree growing in one sheltered and sacred space, award-winning author Karen Autio gently explores patterns of colonization that will resonate with readers all over North America.
Growing Up in Wild Horse Canyon
Eleven-year-old Jamie is excited to do a project with another girl who likes science and engineering.
Laced throughout these stories about three generations of the Day family, and everyday life on the Lazy B, are the lessons Sandra and Alan learned about the world, self-reliance, and survival, and how the land, people, and values of the ...
—Catherine Anderson, New York Times bestselling author, on the Ransom Canyon series “Thomas is a wonderful storyteller.” —RT Book Reviews on Rustler's Moon “Western romance legend Thomas's Ransom Canyon will warm readers with its huge ...
Deep in the heart of the canyon, Little Pinto is just three weeks old.
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“Smoky, put these cuffs on 'im. ... Without warning, he gave his horse a kick in the ribs and would've bolted from the clearing, except for Lance and Smoky's quick response. ... “You go on and make sure Miz Henderson and her.
The story of a saucy raccoon named Tabasco. Tells of how the raccoon accompanies Lyn on a cross-country tour, making friends every step of the way, and how Lyn search's for a new, wild home for her beloved companion.
... grow up hard- headed like a Colbert , " he retorted . " I'll see to that . " " Well he certainly isn't going to grow up close minded and vindictive like a Randolph , " Joe countered . Maggie felt Joe's words as if they were a phys- ical ...
Paul Hutchens's memories of childhood adventures around the fishing hole, the swimming hole, the island, and the woods that surround Indiana's Sugar Creek inspired these beloved tales.