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Geneviève and Michael Montcombroux, both muti-published authors and teachers, have collaborated on a comprehensive how-to manual, Writing the Romance Novel, published in early 2003. Clear and systematic, it’s a must for all romance writers. Topics covered include the essential characteristics of category and single title romance novels, characterization, plot, dialogue, description, and the other skills needed to write a successful novel.
$15.95 CAD - Plus shipping
ISBN 0968167535
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 | | The Canadian Inuit Dog; Canada's Heritage
This is the revised second edition of the only book devoted to the Canadian Inuit Dog, its history, its place the life of the Inuit and its role in Arctic and Antarctic explorations. It contains many new color photos.
$27.95 CAD - Plus shipping
ISBN 0968167527
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 | | The Inuit Dog:Its Provenance, Environment and History
Ian Kenneth MacRury, Master of Philosophy in Polar Studies
In this thesis, the provenance of the Inuit Dog is explored from known occurrences of remains in archeological sites. A complete description of the ISD is given as well as its history and its role in the lives of Inuit people. Maps, tables and an extensive bibliography are included.
$19.00 Canada - plus shipping - Plus shipping
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 | | Antarctica: ..."to a lonely land I know."
Ken Pawson
Ken Pawson, winner of the prestigious Dog Writers of America Award, recounts a young man's experience during the Golden Age of Antarctic exploration. He details life on the remote bases where exploration, surveys and the gathering of scientific data were carried out with the help of Inuit Sled Dog teams. Ken presents a compelling narrative, often laced with humor. Numerous photos illustrate this work, which stands as a testimony of how things were in those days.
$10.00 CAD - Plus shipping Clearance
ISBN 0968167519
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 | | For young people
Signs of Winning
Scott Miller
The wonderful story of a young deaf girl and her passion for sleddog racing.
Kaitlin battles other people's perception of living with a disability, while facing the normal challenges that beset an adolescent. As if this were not enough, she feels she lost her father the day her mother died.
Her determination to make a name for herself on the dogsled racing circuit runs headlong into opposition from a successful racer. In the process, she begins to win back her father.
$2.00 CAD - Plus shipping Clearance
ISBN 0968167551
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 | | Trails of the Heart
Geneviève Montcombroux
A romance full of passion, adventure and sled dogs. Follow Kelly in her dream of racing the prestigious Iditarod race in Alaska. But first, she must hone her skills. To do so, she accepts a job as dog handler for a top racer. Having to share a cabin in the wilderness with Tyler poses unforeseen difficulties, but Kelly is determined to triumph. Tyler has a chip on his shoulder. Bad luck pursued him and he hasn’t won a race in a long time. He can’t help but fall under the spell of vivacious Kelly, and goes on to win the Yukon Quest, the toughest long distance race. An encounter with a moose prevents him from running the Iditarod, and Kelly takes his place. She can win the race but can she wins his love?
Romantic Times Book Club gave it four stars. "TRAILS OF THE HEART is an endearing love story that's sure to put a smile on readers' faces. The author's impeccable descriptive detail of the Alaskan wilderness provides a powerful backdrop for a story filled with passion, adventure and personal triumph... Genevieve pens a colorful and exciting portrait of two strong-willed characters who, through their own-self discovery, find not only love but triumph over adversity. A truly entertaining read."
$2.00 CAD - Plus shipping Clearance
ISBN 0968167543
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