Mary Catherine Rolston Ordre des livres

Caw and Squawk are up to mischief at the Filberg Park in beautiful Comox, British Columbia. Jealous of their neighbours, the noble eagles, the mischievous ravens have a plan to reshape their community while the park is closed for renovations. What will the humans find upon their return? Located along the Vancouver Island shoreline, the Filberg Park is seaside treasure which hosts one of the largest juried arts and crafts shows in Western Canada, along with numerous community events throughout the year, a park of exotic and rare trees, flower beds, a petting farm in the summer, a seaside gourmet kitchen and a gift shop. A percentage of the profits from this book will be donated to the Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park Association.

Sallie and Sheba go walking and what do they find? You'll find out when you enjoy Sallie and Sheba, an enchanting tale by Mary Catherine Rolston. Inspired by beach strolls with her 'grand-puppy' along the coastlines of Vancouver Island in search of starfish to save, and by the special relationship of friends Sallie and Sheba (real name 'Mo'), Mary Catherine gives us a taste of the sensory miracles to be found on the waterfront.

One lovely day, two black and white creatures feel the pull of wanderlust. Each explores the seaside and discovers a doppelganger of a different breed! Their owners are calling ... will they ever return home?

Olga wishes desperately for a Christmas tree. Will that wish ever come true? Olga and her parents, the struggling immigrant owners of the 'Plump Pierogi', celebrate Ukrainian Christmas two weeks after all her classmates, and they have never closed their café for more than an evening. Money is tight and not to be spent on 'extras' like decorations. But the magical winds of change blow, so maybe this holiday will be different ... Sharing a true tale about her mother's experience as a girl, Mary Catherine Rolston's delightful story is enhanced by her father's watercolour images.

What's so special about ravens? What can we learn from watching these amazing birds? You'll find out when you enjoy this enchanting 'yarn' by Mary Catherine Rolston. The springtime observations of a passing hiker are imaginatively illustrated with 'knitstrations', created by needleworkers Carol Ponti and Donna Ridge. All the proceeds of this book will be donated to The Victoria Native Friendship Centre, Victoria, British Columbia. https: //www.vnfc.ca/

Little Dot floats high in the sky and dreams of joining the festivities below. But a dot has no form, no dimension, so how can that be? Thanks to a magical fairy and author Mary Catherine Rolston, Little Dot's wishes are granted and we are introduced to lines, and triangles ... and just in time for the winter celebrations!