Bøger udgivet af Wood Islands Prints

This is the first story about Donkey Oatie, who lives on Prince Edward Island, and should be very happy. But he is, shall we say, wistful. Why? Donkey Oatie has a dream - he would like to be a cow. Struggling to fit in with the cows, he finds that his natural instinct to protect them from predators brings him acceptance. This is the first in a series of Donkey Oatie Adventures, written for young readers and to read aloud by Tom H. Rath and illustrated in full color by Gregory MacAdam.

This brilliantly illustrated children's book recounts the story of a small red marble won by an older brother in a contest and loved by his younger sister. Lost while at sea, the marble is churned up by the sea for decades until discovered as sea glass on the shore of Prince Edward Island by the girl, now a grandmother, who shares the story with her grandchildren.

Here is a children's book about sailing ships of a bygone era. It is about a voyage on an old sailing ship of the 1800s braving the waves and weather to bring back cargo, including presents for children at Christmas. Of particular note are the many brightly-colored paintings created by the author for the illustrations.

This third book in Loman Bell's OLD GLORY series continues the journeys with his bold, hand painted illustrations and simple poetic text. It is a highly colorful fictional description of a square-rigged sailing ship of a previous century making a trip to exotic places around the world intended for children, although the illustrations are fascinating in their own right.

This is an autobiographical account of the author's growing up in Prince Edward Island, Canada about 60 years ago, with pictures and accounts of a long-gone era. It then goes on to describe his physical wandering across Canada in the hippie generation and spiritual wandering as he eventually came back to the Christianity his childhood. As both a poet and a musician, the author includes about 20 of his poems and songs. In addition there are old photos from the Murray River area of the Island.