new brunswick

A look at the geography, economy, history, culture, and activities of New Brunswick.

Introduces readers to the location, history, culture and other aspects of New Brunswick.

Illustrated text explores the history, geography, and culture of New Brunswick.

"A teenage girl living in a small island community in New Brunswick discovers that her father, an amateur scientist, has been conducting experiments on humans, and may be responsible for the death of the twin sister she never knew she had."--Provided by publisher.

In 1905, Suzanna is in training to be a well-mannered hostess at a Loch Harbor, New Brunswick, hotel, but her dream of being a detective gets a boost when a seven-year-old guest goes missing and Suzanna's uncle, a famous detective, comes to solve the case.

Provides information about the people, places, natural resources, languages, and other aspects of the Canadian province of New Brunswick.

Examines the symbols that represent the New Brunswick province of Canada, discussing the origin of its name, and describing the New Brunswick coat of arms, flag, symbolic tartan, and official animals, plants, and emblems of the Earth. Includes fun facts, and a look at special places.

Briefly describes some of the physical features, culture, natural resources, etc. of the small Atlantic province, New Brunswick.

A novel narrated by a nameless nine-year-old who sees herself as the outsider in her own family. The physical setting is a remote corner of New Brunswick while the emotional setting is the strife and struggle of poverty--in all its guises, a place laid open by a child's clear and unjudgmental account of one year's tribulation inside its farmhouses, graveyards, churches, its one-room school and its charity old folks' home.

A rhyming alphabet that names people, places, and things from New Brunswick's history, culture, and natural world, and provides background information on each one.