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Beyond Politics - Frank McKenna"Sawler ably recounts Frank McKenna’s remarkable career… It is a portrait of an extremely able, intelligent, dedicated public servant and private citizen. Frank McKenna is an old-fashioned man with modern ideas." |
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Unforgettable Atlantic CanadaUnforgettable Atlantic Canada captures the stories, the visual splendour and the essence of 100 must-see destinations in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec's Magdelan Islands. Harvey Sawler teams up with renowned photographer George Fischer for this insightful journey throughout Atlantic Canada. |
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Last Canadian Beer
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Twenty-First Century Irvings"Years after the death of tycoon K.C. Irving, people in New Brunswick use the pronoun 'he' when speaking of the Irving empire, as if it's a man, not a family or a corporation. This book puts many faces to the Irving name, from the earliest days British North America through to the present day. For anyone who has ever wondered who and what's behind that ubiquitous name... here are the answers!" |
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Saving Mrs. Kennedy"Harvey Sawler’s latest work of historical fiction will appeal to Canadians who, like the novel's velvet and steel heroes, value loving concern and unselfish sharing with one another. ... the climactic scene’s imagery, which links parallel states of controlled managed brutality, is deftly handled." |
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The Beer Bandit Caper"Sawler's prose is smooth and elegant" ... "A fun, breezy caper of a book, best digested in a lazy afternoon." |
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One Single Hour"...lively characters and never-failing invention..." |
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On the Road with Dutch Mason"... Amusing, engaging and bittersweet, On The Road opens the door on a world that most daydream about." |
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The Penguin Man"Sawler's got talent, no question.....Read The Penguin Man. I guarantee you'll have lots of fun." |
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Portrait of CamelotIn January 1961, John F. Kennedy, his administration, and his charming young family moved into the White House. Cecil W. Stoughton, the first official White House photographer, went with them . . . everywhere. Stoughton had a close rapport with the President and First Lady from the start and, as a result, he had extraordinary access to the important events and intimate moments of the 35th presidency. His photographs capture the confident command of Kennedy addressing the U.N. General Assembly and JFK’s carefree play with his children in the Oval Office. They show the President in earnest discussion with his Joint Chiefs of Staff and clearly curious about John Glenn’s space capsule at NASA. First Lady Jackie Kennedy is pictured presiding over elegant formal state dinners and running her children’s lively birthday parties. There are images of the presidential couple welcoming heads of state to the White House and hanging Christmas stockings at home in Palm Beach. John F. Kennedy: Portrait of Camelot is the first and only work to delve fully into Stoughton’s vast archive of the Kennedy presidency, most of which has never before been reproduced. Conceived by Harvey after encountering Stoughton during the research phase of his novel, Saving Mrs. Kennedy, the book features a deeply thoughtful narrative by leading U.S. political historian Richard Reeves, with Harvey providing insights from Stoughton as the result of extensive interviews conducted in 2006. Portrait of Camelot also includes an exclusive DVD of Stoughton’s films of the Kennedy family sailing, horseback riding, and relaxing at home in Hyannisport. Published to commemorate the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s election as President of the United States, this outstanding collection is an unprecedented portrayal of the power, politics, and warmly personal aspects of Camelot’s 1,065 days.
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