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I Think That the Root of the Wind is Water by Susan Lowdermilk
Acquired in honour of Jan Reimer
Husky Puppies at Fort Smith
Husky puppies, sheltering in the shade of a boat at Fort Smith, Northwest Territories.
Hunting in the Canadian Rockies
This lavish and unique five-volume photograph album records a hunting trip to the Canadian Rockies in 1916-17. Each photograph in the album is hand-tinted with watercolours and mounted on its own page. The album's large and heavy pages provide a…
How We Are Fed
This reader, employed as a textbook in Alberta schools in the 1920s (“Alberta School”), creatively approaches geography lessons through the accessible medium of food. The author, James Chamberlain, writes, “The natural connecting…
How to Study and Pass Examinations
Chinaka addresses readers worrying about all-important examinations. His self-help pamphlet, How to Study and Pass Examinations, shows that exams are not straightforward--the brightest students may score the worst and the dullest may score best.…
How the World is Fed
Tobacco gets its own chapter in this reader, part of a series on “the great industries of the world.” This copy was once in the library at the Camrose Provincial Normal School. The book’s treatment of ethnicity and cultural…
