Sands of Time Believable Island Stories

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Sands of Time Believable Island Stories

Author	: Leslie Stewart
File Size	: 47,9 Mb
Publisher	: Wood Island Prints
Language	: English
Release Date	: 02 June 2024
ISBN	: 0978399579
Pages	: 124 pages

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Sands of Time Believable Island Stories by Leslie Stewart Book PDF Summary

This second book of Leslie's poetry is rich with images of Prince Edward Island. There are pieces about looking out to sea and the variety of seasons. There are stories about shipwrecks and ghosts of sailors long passed away. Island halls and Ceilidhs have their place. There is a dialogue between potatoes and a romance between cows! Young Witch Hazel experiments with flying and there is even a PEI version of the Nativity. Leslie's poems are always readable and fun to read out loud--as he does at various Island performances.

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