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|  | | Aggie Storms: the childhood of the first woman elected to Canadian Parliame
As a young girl walking along a country road to school in Grey County, Ontario, she dreamed of teaching children like her sisters and their friends. Family, classmates and neighbours knew Aggie as a determined, clever fair-minded girl who spoke her mind. None of them knew that one day, the people of her community would elect her, Agnes Macphail, Canada's fist woman Member of Parliament.
Aggie's Storm takes readers back to 1900, when ten-year-old Aggie lived in a log cabin in the Queen's Bush.
| | | | Aggie's Dream: Agnes goes to High School
Agnes Macphail leaves Grey County to attend Collegiate in Owen Sound. She finds a very different culture, but quickly adapts to new ways even though it doesn't go unnoticed.
| | | | MeadowLane Children's Farm Stories: A collection of mp3 stories
MeadowLane Chldren's MP3/PDF Farm Stories holds a collection of mp3 stories for young children and the young at heart.
Come and visit a href="http://stores.livingwordsmann.com">http://meadowlane.homestead.com/a> and view the stories about some of the exciting life that happens at MeadowLane farm. I invite you to go to the Playfield and request a free story, newsletter or colouring page. Check out the catalogue and see a selection of stories about. Stormy, Dolly and Jack and others. They'll will tell you their stories about some of their adventures. The troll brothers will definately get their word in and you will even meet a mermaid. There will be more stories added in the coming | | | | Take Time to Make Memories
Life is a continuous process of new birth and hange, the challenge is to discover and celebrate both.
Take Time to Make Memories, Donna (Goodwin) Mann invites you to journey from the time of her birth to many other times of rebirth. What began as an anusing idea to help raise money for the church renovation project has turned into a family treasure. | |  | | WinterGrief
Grief is a natural and normal response to loss. Although death is the first thought that comes into your mind when you think of grief, there are many other issues and experiences that initiate loss.
This is a story of a journey - a grief journey, a faith journey - a part of life's journey. When I meet with grieving families to intentionally walk with them through the grief process, I am reminded that society places difficult expectations; friends and beloved family members often render the grieving person helpless; the public plays the same mind games; and parents use the same words that I did in those grieving years. It was in helping people struggle for understanding that I concluded that my journey must be shared.
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