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Publisher:Groundwood Books, 2013Note: This book was purchased with support from the Government of Canada's Social Development Partnerships Program - Disability Component.
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- Author: Lottridge, Celia BarkerDate:Created2013Summary:
Winner of the IODE National Chapter Violet Downey Book Award. This sequel to Ticket to Curlew finds eleven-year-old Josie well settled in her new home, but she's never had a friend her own age. So when a girl named Margaret moves to the area from England, Josie is glad to have someone with whom she can ride to school, explore the mysterious, abandoned silver house and dream about the future. But what does the future hold for a young girl in 1918? Could Josie fly airplanes like Katherine Stinson, her heroine? Will she be a teacher like Miss Barnett? What would it be like to be Margaret's sad mother, who can't bear to unpack her fine English china in the crude sod house that is her new prairie home?
Genre:Sujets: Alberta | Families | Friendship | Sex role | Canada | Frontier and pioneer life | Homesickness | ImmigrantsOriginal Publisher: [S.l.], Groundwood Books LtdLanguage(s): EnglishCollection(s)/Series: Alberta Collection