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Immigration from South America

2004
An overview of immigration from South America to the United States and Canada since the 1960s, discussing conditions leading to immigration, immigration patterns, problems facing immigrants, and more.

Immigration from the Dominican Republic

2004
Surveys immigration from the Dominican Republic to the United States and Canada since the 1960s, as a result of changes in immigration law.

National Geographic complete birds of North America

2006
Presents a comprehensive guide to nine hundred sixty-two species of birds in North America, and includes four thousand illustrations, range and migration maps, and one hundred fifty full-color photographs along with information on identification, specific bird groups, and much more.

Amish life

1981

Justin Bieber

musical phenom
2012
A biography of Canadian singer Justin Bieber, describing his personal and professional life.

Coming to Canada

2005
Chronicles the history of immigration to Canada, from the founding of the first permanent French colony at Quebec in 1608 to the adoption of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act in 2001.

Bobbie Rosenfeld

the olympian who could do everything
2004
Examines the life and achievements of Bobbie Rosenfeld, a Canadian athlete who excelled in a number of sports, and who was part of the first female team to participate in track and field at the 1928 Olympics.

Justin Bieber

2012
A biography of Canadian pop singer and songwriter Justin Bieber, discussing his childhood, career in the music business, unique style, and personal achievements.

Marquette and Jolliet

2007
Examines the lives of explorers Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet, discussing Marquette's youth and training as a priest, and his mission work in Canada, looking at Jolliet's travels and love of adventure, and chronicling their exploration of the upper Mississippi River.

The great North American prairie

2001
Presents nearly fifty stories, poems, songs, essays, and letters that celebrate nature in North America's Midwestern prairie, including works by such figures as Willa Cather, Carl Sandburg, and Georgia O'Keeffe.

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