A book for anyone who can read, but mainly for young teens. Torn between a strong separatist French-speaking father and a liberal mother, Julie suddenly finds herself in an English milieu fighting for survival while keeping papa in the dark about learning English. Will she be able to survive this ordeal or lose her Papa forever? What does the future hold for her?
Elaine Laraway
Louise Abbott
A guide to….Canoeing, kayaking, hiking, cycling, birding, fishing, swimming & picnicking. Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers will welcome this guide to the the Eastern Townships region of southern Quebec where the mountains and valleys, rivers and lakes are an ideal setting for adventure. Whether you want to paddle, hike, bike, walk or birdwatch near all the amenities of a fully-serviced tourist town or far off in a vast wilderness setting, you’ll find what you seek here. Barbara Verity
Our Stories 2.0: More Eastern Townships prose, poetry, art and articles for 2019!
Our Stories, the community-created digital anthology produced by nonprofit organization Townshippers’ Association, has been released in a soft-cover book, limited to just 150 copies in celebration of Canada’s 150th anniversary of Confederation.
Proceeds from the sale of this book will be reinjected into the Association’s Townships Expressions initiative which gives local English-speaking artists a way to promote and sell their works.
Selected rhymes and reasons (illustrated)
Bernard Epps
Eighty pages of beautiful photographs of the Eastern Townships photographed over the past forty years. Bilingual text
Dr. Robert Paulette