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Photographs and text examine the careers of superstars of the National Hockey League.

Introduces the Tuniit people, who lived in the North American Arctic before the Inuit.

A young blind boy's aunt is melancholy and restless, wandering each day trying to find what it is that she longs for. The young boy loves and protects her and often accompanies her on her walks. The boy's aunt eventually finds happiness in the form of a narwhal and rewards the boy for his love and devotion.

Two years ago, Margaret left her Arctic home for the outsiders' school. Now she has returned and has to relearn the words and ways of her people.

The autobiography of Canadian American actor, comedian, and writer Martin Short.

"Paul Bidwell dreams of playing on a hockey team but knows that his mother can't afford to pay for the registration fees or equipment. So he plays boot hockey with his friends and practises alone every night on the open-ice rink in the park. When the flu and mononucleosis hit Paul's school and his best friend, Vincent, is laid up with a concussion, an opening is created on Vincent's team, the Wildcats. Paul finally gets the chance to prove to the other players--and to himself--that he deserves his time on the ice"--Back cover.

"It's World War II. Erich, a young German prisoner of war who dislikes Nazism, and Max, the twelve-year-old son of German immigrants, become friends when Erich is sent to work at a Canadian logging camp near Max's town. But with a saboteur haunting the logging camp and anti-German feeling running high in town, their friendship puts them both in danger"--Publisher.

When an adopted girl discovers that her birth parents are Mohawk living in Quebec, she travels there in search of a sense of home and belonging.