Bøger udgivet af MacKenzie Publishing

As sistah girls, we have a responsibility to be the example for our younger sisters. True sistah hood is the ability to correct with words of love and compassion, and the determination to empower and influence another sistah girl with our actions. A Letter to My Sistah Girls summarizes my personal experiences and interactions with women along my journey, and my prayer is that it creates open and honest dialogue amongst other sistah girls around the world. Love, Stephanie

Much has been written about the Art of Nursing but seldom seen is a book of poetry on the subject. Gathered from a number of archival sources by VGH Nurses Alumni Member Madeleine McNeil to commemorate the 100th Anniversary in 2020, this collection gives us glimpses from a variety of personal experiences throughout the span of a century: to students learning the art, graduates honing their skills, and patients receiving care along with comments from a variety of observers of the art. This is a unique and lasting tribute to nursing from the voices of those it has touched.

Sometimes you have to believe before you can see. Five-year-old Abby believes in fairies and unicorns, but her mother tells her she daydreams too much. Follow along with Abby on a magical journey. In the end, does her mother believe? Beautiful illustrations that will capture the imagination of any child, young or old.

Tom Robson began to write creatively in his forties after he moved to Nova Scotia. Originally, his work was either with or for his elementary school students, or purely for the satisfaction that results from creating. Though his students were primarily the target audience for much of his fiction, poetry and plays, he also compiled reminiscences of his ancestry, his early life in England and, later, his life after becoming an immigrant in Canada. "Written While I Still Remember" is a history of the times, as well as a personal portrait composed during the last thirty years. The collection of sometimes true stories and poems coincided with a distancing from his children and grandchildren, most of whom had little perception of the people, places and situations that had shaped him. This book is meant to right that wrong-to give life to their shadowy predecessor. Too often, individuals wait until it is too late to discover the facts behind the elders in their lives. Of course, facts can be embellished by the elderly's tale-telling. Tom hopes his collection proves that tales from an ordinary life can be interesting to readers outside the family.