CCL, no. 2, Summer 1975

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Editorial: Survival in Perspective / John R. Sorfleet [3-6]

Criticism

A Conversation with Roderick Haig-Brown / Glenys Stow [9-22]

Charles Roberts' Animal Stories / Tim Murray [23-37]

Tales of the Wilderness: The Canadian Animal Story / Muriel Whitaker [38-46]

Canadian Reference and Information Books for Children: Part Two / Geoffrey Chapman [47-65]

Review Articles and Reviews

Picture Books For Young Children / Caroline White [67-70]

• Alphabet Book, by Anne and Alex Wyse
• Fresh Fish...and Chips, by Jan Andrews
• How the Pelican Got Its Baggy Beak, by Joey Hildes
• I'm a Child of the City, by Esther Fine
• Irene's Idea, by Bernice Geoffroy
• Mandy and the Flying Map, by Beverley Allinson
• Once Upon an Elephant There Was a Time, by James Barber
• Patrick the Diesel, by Kendell James MacDonald
• Stone Soup, by Carol Pasternak and Allen Sutterfield
• The Grunk, by Doug Jamieson
• The One to Fifty Book, by Anne and Alex Wyse
• The Travels of Ms. Beaver, by Rosemary Allison

A Many-Coloured Kite / Rod Willmot [71-72]

• Le garçon au cerf-volant, by Monique Corriveau

Canadian Fantasy / Kenneth Radu [73-79]

• Secret in the Stlaklakum Wild, by Christie Harris

Books on Beasts / David Piggins [80-81]

• The Harp Seal, by David Terhune
• Children of the Ark, by Barbara Solandt

A New Tradition / Sarah Reid [82-84]

• Canadian Children's Annual, by Robert Nielsen

Montreal Poetry / Ronald Reichertz [85-88]

• Expressions of Montreal's Youth, ed. Olivia Rovinescu

Wit, Energy, and Magic / Patricia Morley [88-91]

• Tales from the Igloo, ed. and trans. Father Maurice Metayer

Discovery and Adventure in Fiction and Fact / Gerald J. Rubio [92-99]

• The Ghost Ship, by Delbert A. Young
• According to Hakluyt: Tales of Adventure and Exploration, by Delbert A. Young

"Je lis tout seul" — vrai ou faux? / Maureen Dunn, Michelle Vanderbyl, Josée Scherdtel, et Debbie Sohier [99-101]

• Je lis tout seul, d'Éditions Hurtubise

Our cover picture, courtesy of Collins Publishers, Toronto, is taken from Roderick Haig-Brown's The Whale People, Children's Book-of-the-Year in 1964. The illustrator is Mary Weiler of B.C.

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