Sandra Birdsell

• Mar-1991
• / Literary
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• Jan-1997
• / General Fiction
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Things are proceeding normally during the annual Spring Break in the town of Wellington (major industries: donuts, grapes and toy boats). Chunks of ice as big as bulldozers flow down the river and Madame Galosh, owner of the Galosh Boot Manufacturing...

• Sep-2004
• / Historical
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Katya Vogt is now an old woman, but the story of how she came to North America begins in Russia in 1910. As Katya’s story unfolds, it becomes clear that she is a survivor of revolution.
Born into a Mennonite community on the Russian steppes, Kat...

• Sep-2005
• / General Fiction
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Children of the Day opens on a June morning in 1953, when Sara Vandal, convinced that her husband has been having a decades-long affair, decides that she is too sick to get out of bed. With ten children in the house (and a possible eleventh on the wa...

• 2009
• / General Fiction
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Set in Manitoba, Sandra Birdsell’s spellbinding novel reaches back nearly four decades into the life of scriptwriter Amy Barber. In a journey shadowed by the future and the past, Amy travels by car from Toronto to Winnipeg with her younger lover, a...

• / General Fiction
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The superbly crafted stories in this internationally acclaimed collection trace four generations of the Lafrenière family in the fictional small town of Agassiz, Manitoba, from the time of the great flood of 1950 to the present. There is Mika, the m...

• / General Fiction
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Katherine (Katya) Vogt is now an old woman living in Winnipeg, but the story of how she and her family came to Canada begins in Russia in 1910, on a wealthy Mennonite estate. Here they lived in a world bounded by the prosperity of their landlords and...

• / General Fiction
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