Stewart: 927 books

Six-year-old Dylan has just moved from England to Melbourne Australia. His first day in a new school is stressful at any time. After hearing three boys in class talking about their cubbyhouse he tells them he can carry his cubbyhouse anywhere. after being laughed at and not accepted into the group...

How many years do you keep your unspeakable deed a secret? Can the ultimate revenge ever be justified? It makes no difference how many years go by, the fact remains, never underestimate a woman’s scorn. Lusciandra is thirteen when her mother dies of a drug overdose. It is soon apparent Lusciandra...

The trilogy starts in 1855. After gambling the blue diamond ring Jessica Hayes’ husband is murdered by a card shark, Bobbi Forland. Jessica manages to steal it from under his nose. While patting herself on the back, bushrangers Forland has hired, hold up the train she’s on and steal it back. Giving...

Whats worse than one murderer? Two or more like minded depraved souls that encourage, collberate and plan more and more heinous crimes against Men, Women and Children. A look at the past two centuries of true crimes that will leave you shocked at the horror and insanity of Killer in Cahoots

On 15 November 1899, near the start of the Anglo-Boer War, an armoured train manned by British soldiers and containing a young British journalist named Winston Churchill ground its way towards Chieveley in the misty hinterland of Natal, South Africa. The Boers, those fearsome, brave Afrikaner farmers...

Bio-energy is the most important and versatile renewable energy option globally, yet is surrounded by confusion and controversy. This book provides a comprehensive and readable assessment of bio-energy fuels and technologies, with 30 real world case studies and many practical tips. The author concludes...

An acclaimed music historian brings us the long-awaited story of Ian & Sylvia - marking the first time that the legendary folk duo has endorsed a biography of their groundbreaking career. Their classic "Four Strong Winds" is widely considered to be one of the great songs of all...

Colonel John Anderson, returning from a tour of duty and a follow-up extended vacation, finds more adventure than he bargained for when he hits the road to Texas. An unexpected call from the President of the United States triggers a chain reaction for John and his friends.The President’s...

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In this definitive and meticulously researched account of the Jewish experience in Canada, award-winning and critically acclaimed author Allan Levine documents a story that is rich, accessible, often surprising, and epic in its scope. Relying on an abundance of primary sources and first-hand documentation...

A true animal lover will come to the aid of any animal in distress. Mr. Franklin begins by taking in a stray dog, but when others get wind of his soft heart, all manner of animals soon join him, and they're not what you would think...

The poetry of Don McKay is renowned for its piquant wit, lyric emotion, and pitch-perfect vernacular music. His work has received national acclaim and the recognition of many awards, including the Governor General’s Award for Poetry, which he has won twice, and, most recently, from the prestigious...

From one of Canada’s most acclaimed poets and the winner of the Governor General’s Award for Poetry. This book, Don McKay’s ninth collection, practises "the dark art of reflection" – which, as one of the poems tells us, whether boldly or capriciously, could not have existed without the moon – as it moves ever more deeply into ideas of home.

“There’s a place / between desire and memory, some back porch / we can neither wish for nor recall,” writes Don McKay in Apparatus. The poems in this collection home in on that place – those keenly desired places – where language will not reach. Apparatus is Don McKay’s first collection...