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Fun on the Farm: True Tales of Farm Life. Compiled and Edited By Deana J. Driver
Description: Vol. 1. Overturned outhouses, slough-stomping to bring in ornery milk cows, an accidental fire, and misinterpreted hand signals during harvest are among the hilarious adventures captured in this collection of short stories and poems by Prairie writers. The pranks, plights, and pleasures of living and working on the farm come to the forefront through this delightful book immortalizing some of the unplanned yet comical events experienced on family farms across Western Canada and beyond.
Contributing writers are: Jean F. Fahlman, Peter Foster, Elisa Jackson, Gerry (Kewley) Procychyn, Jean (Smart) Tiefenbach, Keith Foster, Clara Puddell, Eleanor Sinclair, Mary Harelkin Bishop, Laurie Lynn Muirhead, Leo Moline, Allan Jackson, Dexter van Dyke, Carrie Ann Schemenauer, Theodore Mikolayenko, Melvin Moline, Bryce Burnett, Marlene Hunter, Janice Howden, Marion Mutala, Ed Olfert, and Peter W. Colbeck. A donation from Fun on the Farm books sold will be made to Lung Association of Saskatchewan. ISBN 978-1-92757030-2; 5.5"w x 8.5"h; 128 pages; 19 photos. © 2016; Ages 13 to Adult; Non-fiction; Anecdotes; Humour; Prairie Provinces, Canadian history; Fun; Canadian; Farming; Rural life; Family life; Prairie authors; Saskatchewan Lung Association. Buy Fun On The Farm and Fun On The Farm Too and save:
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Fun on the Farm Too: True Tales of Farm Life. Compiled and Edited By
Deana J. Driver
Deana J. Driver
Description: Vol. 2. Terrifying birds, stubborn sheep, errors in judgment, unexpected examinations, recreation gone wrong, and household shenanigans are among the humorous tales in this follow-up to the popular Fun on the Farm book. More antics, accidents, pranks, and joys of life on a Canadian farm are shared by 22 Prairie writers commemorating unplanned yet hilarious events on their families’ farms.
Contributing writers are: Deana J. Driver, Shirley Hamilton, Fred Clemence, Carrie Ann Schemenauer, Jean Fahlman, Ed Olfert, Peter Foster, Janice Howden, Theodore Mikolayenko, Lana and Amy Quark, Bryce Burnett, June E. Hudy, Lisa Driver, Mereline Griffith, Keith Foster, Edie Mowat, Marion Mutala, Clara Puddell, Lillian Rose, and Ruth Chorney. A donation from Fun on the Farm Too books sold will be made to Lung Association of Saskatchewan. ISBN 978-1-92757037-1; 5.5"w x 8.5"h; 112 pages; 15 photos. © 2017; Ages 13 to Adult; Non-fiction; Anecdotes; Humour; Prairie Provinces; Canadian history; Fun; Canadian; Farming; Rural life; Family life; Prairie authors; Saskatchewan Lung Association. Buy Fun On The Farm and Fun On The Farm Too and save:
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Letters to Jennifer From Maudie & Oliver. By Sharon Gary
Available only as an e-book. Search e-book vendor sites by book title or author name.
Two precocious Siamese cats share their day-to-day adventures with their dear Auntie Jennifer and others who enjoy a good laugh. Maudie is a beautiful prima donna who has no qualms in telling others about the importance of her position in the household. Oliver is her more ordinary brother, who doesn’t get enough love because he lives with the prima donna. Maudie and Oliver wrote to their Auntie Jennifer, with some help from their LIP (their Live-In Person, author Sharon Gray), to cheer up Jennifer and keep in touch with her as she battled breast cancer. One reviewer wrote: “The letters offer a cat’s-eye view of the world that is frequently hilarious, sometimes poignant, and always engaging." E-book ISBN: 978-098-79643-6-6; © 2010; Ages 10 to Adult; Humour & Comedy; Non-fiction; Entertainment; Health; Cancer; Animals; Cats; Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Manitoba author; Canadian. Available only as an e-book. Order from: Kobo, Amazon Kindle, Apple, iBooks, Nook, Copia, Gardners, Baker & Taylor, eSentral, Scribd, Flipkart, Oyster, Ciando, EBSCO, ePubDirect. |
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Running of the Buffalo. By Ron Petrie
Description: What's the most important thing to remember when making pepper steak? Can a man ever possibly accomplish the task of changing all three diapers of his triplets in one evening? What is the perfect age to learn how to drive in Saskatchewan? Can a person actually lose weight on a mini-Oh Henry Halloween diet? And is it possible to attend the Grey Cup in Regina and not end up loving everybody? Running of the Buffalo is a hilarious collection of 70 columns written by the late Ron Petrie, humour columnist for the Regina Leader-Post. Knowing diddly doots about many things, Ron spent 20 years poking fun at relationships, sex, sports, parenthood, aging and all things related to growing up in Saskatchewan. A man for all seasons, outstanding in his field, Ron Petrie’s unique view of the world will make you giggle, guffaw, chortle and snort. $1 from every Running of the Buffalo book sold will be donated to Raise-A-Reader literacy programs.
ISBN 978-0-9810394-5-9; 6"w x 9"h; 232 pages; 10 illustrations. © 2010; Ages 13 to Adult; Humour; Newspaper columns; Fiction; Non-fiction; Saskatchewan; Prairie Provinces; Family; Rural life; Sports; Geography; Alberta; Literacy; Regina Leader-Post; Saskatchewan author; Canadian. |
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