Betty Dorion's Books

Melanie Bluelake, a ten-year-old Cree girl, finds herself pulled between the familiar and the new when she moves from a northern reserve to a Saskatchewan city.

In this personal memoir, a former evangelical Christian shares her journey away from her confining faith toward a happier, healthier, nonreligious life. Betty Brogaard was raised to be a good Christian. By the time she was twenty years old, she had joined a fundamentalist church. She even met and married a young man who became a minister in the congregation. However, the more she came to understand Christianity from within, the more she found herself asking questions instead of finding answers. In The Homemade Atheists, Betty shares her fascinating journey from the mental slavery of religion to the happiness she found in freethought. Along the way and without malice, she offers questions that challenge you to analyze your own beliefs—exactly as she did over her years-long journey. Her transformation provides a wealth of insight is for anyone seeking a path to a nonreligious way of life.

In the midst of a labour dispute at a Newfoundland mine, fourteen-year-old Ron faces his own challenges - a sick father, a difficult school project, and his new feelings for girls" Cf. Our choice, 2002

Eleven-year-old Patsy travels along the Newfoundland coast in 1962 to visit relatives who are part of the declining fishing industry.

Melanie Bluelake, a ten-year-old Cree girl, finds herself pulled between the familiar and the new when she moves from a northern reserve to a Saskatchewan city.

Book's by Betty Dorion

Melanie Bluelake's Dream

Melanie Bluelake's Dream

The Homemade Atheist

The Homemade Atheist

Whose Side are You On?

Whose Side are You On?

Whose Side are You On?

Whose Side are You On?

Bay Girl

Bay Girl

Melanie Bluelake's Dream

Melanie Bluelake's Dream

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