Jay is determined to make his name by climbing a tough rock face known as "The Wall" -- solo. No partner, no ropes, no equipment. Little does Jay suspect that it's his own life that will one day hang in the balance. In this exciting rock-climbing adventure, Kellerhals-Stewart looks at the desire to break barriers and the questionable role of the media in the dangerous pursuits of extreme sports.
It's the last run of the day and hotdog skier Luc isn't afraid to go out of bounds to get the most out of a downhill experience. Though his girlfriend, Cass, is a bit more cautious, she's not going to let Luc go on his own. But as the weather takes a turn for the worse, the skiers become lost. When Search and Rescue gets the phone call that the skiers may be missing, the office is being manned by rookie Chic. The rescue team know they must wait until morning before they set out in the poor weather conditions, but when they still havent located the missing skiers by the end of the next day, Chic decides it's up to him to head out and find them on his own.
Skookum Sal comes from a long line of log birlers. Her brother, Skookum Sam, is a log birler. Her daddy is a log birler, as was his daddy and his daddy before him. So it's only fitting that when Sal turned 11 years old she thought she would become a log birler too. First Sal has to convince her daddy to teach her how to be log birler--because Sal is a girl, and she's only 11, and she's only five feet tall. A little at a time, she shows her daddy she has muscle power, balance and craft, all necessary qualities for a champion birler. After some hard-learned lessons, lots of practice and some help from her daddy, her brother Sam and her sparring partner Flora, Sal learns the craft well. But is she good enough to beat a big, burly logger with size 13 boots at the Lands End logging sports day? This charming story for children aged five to nine follows the tall-tale tradition of such larger-than-life legends as Paul Bunyan. Whimsical colour illustrations transport the reader into the big woods, the frog pond where Sal learns to birl and the sports day fairgrounds full of boom men and bull cooks. Skookum Sal, Birling Gal delights as it demonstrates that children can achieve their dreams--with lots of hard work and help from friends and family.
Witch's Fang" is the last unclimbed summit in southern British Columbia. In this suspense-filled adventure story, 16-year-old Todd, his sister Jess, and his best friend Howie bravely attempt a first ascent of the Fang, gradually putting aside family conflicts and overcoming physical hardship in order to do so. As they face danger on the mountain, they discover their own inner strength and understand that the struggle to attain a goal is as important as the goal itself.
Witch's Fang" is the last unclimbed summit in southern British Columbia. In this suspense-filled adventure story, 16-year-old Todd, his sister Jess, and his best friend Howie bravely attempt a first ascent of the Fang, gradually putting aside family conflicts and overcoming physical hardship in order to do so. As they face danger on the mountain, they discover their own inner strength and understand that the struggle to attain a goal is as important as the goal itself.
It's the last run of the day and hotdog skier Luc isn't afraid to go out of bounds to get the most out of a downhill experience. Though his girlfriend, Cass, is a bit more cautious, she's not going to let Luc go on his own. But as the weather takes a turn for the worse, the skiers become lost. When Search and Rescue gets the phone call that the skiers may be missing, the office is being manned by rookie Chic. The rescue team know they must wait until morning before they set out in the poor weather conditions, but when they still havent located the missing skiers by the end of the next day, Chic decides it's up to him to head out and find them on his own.
Jay is determined to make his name by climbing a tough rock face known as "The Wall" -- solo. No partner, no ropes, no equipment. Little does Jay suspect that it's his own life that will one day hang in the balance. In this exciting rock-climbing adventure, Kellerhals-Stewart looks at the desire to break barriers and the questionable role of the media in the dangerous pursuits of extreme sports.
Evocative dream story, a girl and her brother take a train across a continent where white horses gallop, salmon leap in unpolluted streams, and bears' eyes gleam in the mountains at night. 4 yrs+.
Can you imagine two more unlikely friends-Flora, a brainy domestic goose on the run, and Raza, a cocky teenaged whale separated from his pod? When these two chums befriend Jesse and Merle, two kids living alone with their logger father on an isolated island, something magical happens.
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