CCL, no. 96, Hiver 1999

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Articles

Going for Eternity: A Child's Garden of Verses / Elizabeth Waterston [5-10] (Résumé)

George Hutchinson, a Canadian Illustrator of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island / Wendy R. Katz and Lilian Falk [11-27] (Résumé)

An Interview with Deirdre Kessler / Shannon Murray [28-38] (Résumé)

Le Problème du corpus de textes littéraires en classe de langue première. Itinéraire pour une ouverture des corpus au primaire et au secondaire / Jean-François Boutin [37-61] (Résumé)

Reviews / Comptes rendus

A Medley of Motifs: Boots, Mittens, Robins and a Dream of the Beach / Gillian Harding-Russell [63-67]

Emma's Magic Winter, by Jean Little
The Money Boot, by Ginny Russell
Andrew's Magnificent Mountain of Mittens, by Deanne Lee Bingham
Jingle Bells, by Maryann Kovalski
Fishes in the Sea, by Maggie Spicer and Richard Thompson
Robin with a Red Hat, by Sukhder Kaur Dosanjh

A Story of Friendship and Imagination / Catherine Simpson [67-68]

The Cherry Pit Princess, by Lynn Manuel

Double Threat Talent Survives (barely) Designer Disservice / Robin Baird Lewis [68-70]

The Strongest Man This Side of Cremona, by Georgia Graham

Learning to Swim / Troon Harrison [70]

Stella, Star of the Sea, by Marie-Louise Gay

Harper Winslow's Inspirational Writing / Laura M. Robinson [70-72]

A Fly Named Alfred, by Don Trembath
A Beautiful Place on Yonge Street, by Don Trembath

Teen Pain: Relationships and Growing Up / Celeste van Vloten [72-74]

One Thing That's True, by Cheryl Foggo
Carving My Name, by Mary-Kate McDonald

Trouble in Teendom / Jean Stringam [74-76]

Stranger at Bay, by Don Aker
What They Don't Know, by Anita Horrocks
Angela Turn Their Backs, by Margaret Buffie

The Japanese-Canadian Experience in World War II / Gillian Siddall [77-78]

War of the Eagles, by Eric Walters

Spider's Web: Not for Netizens / Jason Nolan [78-79]

Spider's Web, by Sharon Stewart

Pedagogy and Human Interest in Two Historical Children's Novels / Eric Henderson [79-80]

The Golden Rose, by Dayle Campbell Gaetz
Prairie Fire!, by Bill Freeman

Sorrows of the French Revolution / Terence Scully [81]

The Dark Tower, by Sharon Stewart

History and Connections to the Present / S.R. MacGillivray [82-83]

Last Summer in Louisburg, by Claire Mowat

Writing Historical Fiction / Elaine Ostry [83-85]

The Brideship, by Joan Weir
The Accidental Orphan, by Constance Horne

Growing Up in an Earlier Canada / Gwyneth Evans [85-87]

The Doctor's Apprentice, by Ann Walsh
The Shacklands, by Judi Coburn

Selina Returns / Anne Hiebert Alton [87-88]

Selina and the Shoo-Fly Pie, by Barbara Smucker

Strong-minded Girls / Roderick McGillis [89-90]

Brave Highland Heart, by Heather Kellerhals-Stewart
Little Kim's Doll, by Kim Yaroshevskaya

Boys With Toys and the Marketing of Children's Literature / Daniel Fischlin [91-92]

Matthew and the Midnight Pilot, by Allen Morgan
Matthew and the Midnight Ball Game, by Allen Morgan

The Immigrant and a Sense of Belonging / Judith Carson [92-94]

The Boy in the Attic, by Paul Yee
The Red Corduroy Shirt, by Joseph Kertes
A Gift for Gita, by Rachna Gilmore

Sacred Journey / Marie Mendenhall [94-95]

Spirit Quest, by Diane Silvey

A Traditional Sliammon Story / Gillian Siddall [96]

T'aal: The One Who Takes Bad Children, by Sue Pielle with Anne Cameron

Folktales and Resonance with Tradition / Carole H. Carpenter [97-100]

Necklace of Stars, by Veronica Martenova Charles
"Mind Me Good Now!", by Lynette Comissiong
The Enormous Potato, by Aubrey Davis
The Fish Princess, by Irene N. Watts
Simply Ridiculous, by Virginia Davis
Som See and the Magic Elephant, by Jamie Olivero
The Vision Seeker, by James Whetung

The Place of History / Gregor Campbell [100-02]

Zack, by William Bell
The Last Safe House, by Barbara Greenwood
Tubman: Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, by Rosemary Sadlier
Mary Ann Shadd: Publisher, Editor, Teacher, Lawyer, Suffragette, by Rosemary Sadlier

Historical Testimonies of Aztec Civilization and the Conquest of Mexico / Martha J. Nandorfy [103-05]

Lost Temple of the Aztecs, by Shelley Tanaka
What the Aztecs Told Me, by Krystyna Libura, Claudia Burr, and Maria Cristina Urrutia
Broken Shields, by Krystyna Libura, Claudia Burr, and Maria Cristina Urrutia

Our Best Friends/Ourselves: Together With Animals / Leonore Loft [105-09]

52 Days By Camel: My Sahara Adventure, by Lawrie Raskin with Debora Pearson
Animal Senses: How Animals See, Hear, Taste, Smell and Feel, by Pamela Hickman
Canadian Endangered Species, by Colleayn O. Mastin
Giraffes, by Bobbie Kalman and Greg Nickles
In Like A Lion, by Julie Lawson
On Safari, by Tessa Paul
Safari, by Robert Bateman
Wild Talk: How Animals Talk To Each Other, by Marilyn Baillie

Now That You Have Asked, I Will Tell You / Kathlene Willing [110-11]

Funny You Should Ask, by Marg Meikle

Critical Approaches to Children's Literature / Carole H. Carpenter [111-14]

Children's Literature Comes of Age: Towards a New Aesthetic, by Maria Nikolajeva
Rediscoveries in Children's Literature, by Suzanne Rahn

The Powerful Pleasure of a Performer of Poems / Joyce A. Wilkinson [114-15]

Teaching to Wonder: Responding to Poetry in the Secondary Classroom, by Carl Leggo

Mini-Reviews [116-18]

We Don't Have To Be Friends, by Grant Nolin (reviewed by Melody Collins)
Stars, by Eric Walters (reviewed by Melody Collins)
A Sled Dog for Moshi, by Jeanne Bushey (reviewed by Morgan Dennis)
The Haunting of Drang Island, by Arthur G. Slade (reviewed by Morgan Dennis)

Reviews in this issue / Ouvrages recensés [119]

To the memory of Gerald John Rubio (March 6, 1932 — January 25, 2000)

Dernière mise à jour : 30 décembre 2003.