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Hunter Bernice Thurman:     more books (18)

As Ever Booky by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1985-06 With Love from Booky by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1982-06 The Margaret Trilogy by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 2006 The Girls They Left Behind by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 2005-03-07 Margaret on Her Way by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1988-06 Janey's Choice by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1998-01 Amy's Promise by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1995 Booky: A trilogy by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1998-09-01 Biography - Hunter, Bernice Thurman (1922-2002): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2006-01-01 It Takes Two by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 2002 A Place for Margaret by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1984-01-01 Lamplighter by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 1987-06 Two Much Alike by Bernice Thurman Hunter, 2000 Margaret in the Middle by bernice Thurman Hunter, 1986-06

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1. Bernice Thurman Hunter
   Brief biography, selected publications, and awards.Category Arts Literature Authors Hunter, Bernice ThurmanBernice Thurman Hunter (Photo 1996, Sears) Born and educated in Toronto,Bernice Thurman Hunter resided in Scarborough. She had  
   http://www.writersunion.ca/h/hunter_b.htm
   
   Extractions: Born and educated in Toronto, Bernice Thurman Hunter resided in Scarborough. She had been interested in writing since early childhood. As a teenager she met her idol, L.M. Montgomery. All of her books are based on real people and real life. The Booky trilogy is autobiographical in nature. Bernice Thurman Hunter passed away on May 29, 2002. Selected Publications: Amy's Promise . Editor Diane Kerner. Toronto: Scholastic Canada, 1996.

2. Bernice Thurman Hunter
   Biography, published works, awards, and memberships.Category Arts Literature Authors Hunter, Bernice ThurmanBernice Thurman Hunter. Author. C/O CANSCAIP 35 Spadina Road Toronto, Ont.M5R 2S9 Phone 416515-1559. Born November 3, 1922. Toronto, Ontario.  
   http://www.canscaip.org/bios/thurmanhunterb.html

3. The Secret Self ::: Book List ::: Bernice Thurman Hunter - That Scatterbrain Boo
   bernice thurman hunter resources online, including bibliographical material and annotated links.  
   http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/3/9/t9-1727-e.html
   
   Extractions: Hunter, Bernice Thurman That Scatterbrain Booky . Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic-TAB Publications, c1981. Set in Toronto during the Depression, this book presents a tough, funny, sensitive heroine. By permission of Scholastic Canada Ltd. That Scatterbrain Booky bt Bernice Thurman Hunter is no longer available as a single title. It has been reprinted in Booky: A Trilogy (Scholastic Canada LTD.)

4. Writing In Canada: Authors: Bernice Thurman Hunter
   bernice thurman hunter resources online, including bibliographical materialand annotated links. home authors publications publishers  
   http://www.track0.com/ogwc/authors/hunter_b.html

5. Bernice Thurman Hunter
   Bernice Thurman Hunter. As Ever Booky. Margaret on Her Way. Amy's promise. WithLove from Booky. Janey's choice. Lamplighter. Authors H. ArtistActorActress.com.  
   http://www.artistactoractress.com/author/h/hunter_bernice_thurman.html

6. Till Salu!
   Inte som andra hästar Storm över hinder Ponnybytet Zoes flykt Över alla hinderGalen i hästar, Författare Ann Wigley Bernice Thurman hunter bernice thurman  
   http://www.angelfire.com/wi2/solskensdistrav/tillsalu.html
   
   Extractions: Jag har rensat ur massa pärmar som jag haft stående i klädkammaren i evigheter med papper som jag inte använder. Innan jag slänger dessa i pappersåtervinningen så är det ju lika bra att fråga om någon är intresserad av papprena, för isåfall är det ju onödigt att slänga något som någon annan kan få nytta av!

7. Members' Pages
   An alphabetical list of members of The Writers' Union of Canada.Category Arts Literature World Literature Canadian Authors Hrdlitschka, Shelley Hryniuk, Angela Huggan, Isabel Hughes, Monica Hull, MaureenHume, Stephen Eaton hunter, Aislinn hunter, bernice thurman hunter, Bruce  
   http://www.writersunion.ca/members.htm

8. CANSCAIP List Of Speakers
   Kathy Stinson (A). Teresa Toten (A). Jan Thornhill. bernice thurman hunter (A).Christine Tripp (I). Maxine Trottier (A). Vladimir Tumanov (A). Cheryl Uhrig (A)(I).  
   http://www.canscaip.org/visits.html
   
   Extractions: CANSCAIP members are often asked to speak about the creative process, read from their work or perform for audiences at schools and conferences. Fees for a 50 minute presentation range from a $100 minimum up to $200 or more. Fees for major conferences are often considerably higher. Travel and accommodation expenses are ordinarily the responsibility of the host. Specific fees, arrangements and availability can be determined by phoning or e-mailing the artist. Alberta Beverly Bayle (A) Cathy Beveridge (A) Michele Bossley (A) Gail de Vos (A)(P) ... Mary Woodbury (A) British Columbia Ann Alma Linda Bailey (A) Dianna M. Bonder (A)(I) Jeanne Bushey (A) ... Beryl Young (A) Manitoba Rhian Brynjolson (A)(I) Margaret Buffie (A)(I) Mary Louise Chown (A)(I)(P) Linda Holeman (A) ... Elizabeth Taylor (A) Maritimes and Newfoundland Laura Jolicoeur (A)(I) Patsy MacAulay-MacKinnon (I) Janet McNaughton (A) Terry Roscoe ... Budge Wilson (A) Ontario Wilma E. Alexander (A) Jan Andrews (A) Colleen Archer (A) Lydia Bailey (A) ... Paul Yee (A) Quebec Bernice Gold (A) Charles Montpetit (A)(I)(P) Bill Russell (P) Saskatchewan Linda Aksomitis (A)(P) Phil Campagna (A) Alison Lohans (A) Arthur Slade (A) ... Dianne Young (A) Yukon/Northwest Territories Other (Outside of Canada) Marjorie Blaine Parker (A) Return to the CANSCAIP Main Page

9. Le Moi Secret ::: Le Répertoire ::: Bernice Thurman Hunter - That Scatterbrain
   hunter, bernice thurman. That Scatterbrain Booky. Richmond Hill (Ont.) ScholasticTAB Publications, c1981. Ce livre, dont l'action se déroule à Toronto à l'époque de la Dépression, présente une héroïne dure, drôle et sensible.  
   http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/secret/t9-1727-f.html

10. The Secret Self ::: Book List ::: Bernice Thurman Hunter - That Scatterbrain Boo
    Book cover bernice thurman hunter's That Scatterbrain Booky ,hunter, bernice thurman. That Scatterbrain Booky. Richmond Hill  
    http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/literature/9/t9-1727-e.html
    
    Extractions: Hunter, Bernice Thurman That Scatterbrain Booky . Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic-TAB Publications, c1981. Set in Toronto during the Depression, this book presents a tough, funny, sensitive heroine. By permission of Scholastic Canada Ltd. That Scatterbrain Booky bt Bernice Thurman Hunter is no longer available as a single title. It has been reprinted in Booky: A Trilogy (Scholastic Canada LTD.)

11. Le Moi Secret ::: Le Répertoire ::: Bernice Thurman Hunter - That Scatterbrain
    Translate this page Couverture de livre bernice thurman hunter's « That Scatterbrain Booky», hunter, bernice thurman. That Scatterbrain Booky. Richmond  
    http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/3/9/t9-1727-f.html

12. BookCrossing - Review Of Booky: A Trilogy By Bernice Thurman Hunter - FREE YOUR
    BookCrossing.com journal entries for Booky A Trilogy by bernice thurman hunter Read Release!  
    http://daidy.bookcrossing.com/journal/239662

13. Online Guide To Canadian Authors: H
    Howell, Bill; Hudson, Jan; Hughes, Monica; huigin, sean o; Humphreys,Helen; hunter, bernice thurman; Hutcheon, Linda; Hyland, Gary. home  
    http://www.track0.com/ogwc/authors/index_h.html

14. --- Bernice Thurman Hunter
    bernice thurman hunter. Click here for lian's review “ Book Alert! bernicethurman hunter (Scholastic Markham, 2000) 163 pp, $5.99 paper.  
    http://www.liangoodall.com/reviews/authors/bernice_thurman_hunter.html

15. “Two Much Alike” - Bernice Thurman Hunter
    Bruce This Week Fri., July 14, 2000. bernice thurman hunter, “TwoMuch Alike” (Scholastic Markham, 2000) 163 pp, $5.99 paper,  
    http://www.liangoodall.com/reviews/titles/two_much_alike.html

16. Bernice Thurman Hunter
    Two Much Alike by bernice thurman hunter Tell us what the book is about.This book is about two identical twins named Connie and Carrie.  
    http://www3.sympatico.ca/alanbrown/Reviews/Two_Much.html

17. Authors: H
    Hughes, Monica. Hughes, Ted. Hugo, Victor. Huidobro, Vicente. Hunt, Leigh. hunter,bernice thurman. Hurston, Zora Neale. Huxley, Aldous. Hyne, CJ Cutliffe. Hypatia.  
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18. CM Magazine: Janey's Choice.
    March 26, 1999. Janey's Choice. bernice thurman hunter. Markham, ON ScholasticCanada, 1998. 198 pp., pbk., $5.99. ISBN 0590-12497-8. Grades 4-7/Ages 9-12.  
    http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/vol5/no15/janeyschoice.html
    
    Extractions: Review by Valerie Nielsen. In Janey's Choice, Bernice Hunter Thurman has given readers a sequel to Amy's Promise, her 1995 award-winning book about the Phair family. Set in 1931, Janey's Choice How Janey deals with her difficult family, (in particular her father, who is bad-tempered, impatient and given to preferential treatment of his children), by balancing loyalty to her sister against her family's need for a new mother, provides the major conflict in this story. Thurman's pace is unhurried, and her prose simple; however, her ability to select and describe vivid details, (perhaps from childhood memories), enables her to show, rather than tell, her readers about life in the 1930's. Although the novel has charm for an adult reader, (particularly those born early enough to feel nostalgia for the era she depicts), the gentle pace of the novel, so unlike the taut page-turners that line young adult shelves, and the 1930's setting may deter younger readers from persevering with the book. Fans of other Thurman novels, such as the "Booky" trilogy and especially those who were gripped by the poignant story of Amy's Promise will not be disappointed by Janey's Choice.

19. Margaret In The Middle
    MARGARET IN THE MIDDLE bernice thurman hunter. bernice thurman hunter, authorof the Booky books, has written a sequel to A Place for Margaret ¹.  
    http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/cmarchive/vol15no2/margaretinmiddle.html
    
    Extractions: 1987 March Bernice Thurman Hunter, author of the Booky books, has written a sequel to A Place for Margaret Margaret's love of animals, particularly her Clydesdale, Starr, encourages her to begin planning for a veterinary career. Margaret has a warm, loving relationship with her aunt and uncle, with whom she has chosen to live. However, like her peers, she does not always obey their direction completely; as a result of an incident of disobedience, Margaret breaks her leg badly and must go to Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. She goes to her parents' new home in the city to recuperate, where she finds herself "in the middle," enjoying her family and new surroundings, yet missing her life on the farm. In addition to its engaging characters and interesting plot, the book provides visual appeal with its attractive cover and easily readable print. The story will be popular with fans of Bernice Hunter's previous novels, and with readers who are horse-lovers or who like a realistic story about their peers. Pauline Henaut, New Glasgow Schools, New Glasgow, NS.

20. Canadian News Page
    Sep 2002 Andrea Deakin; bernice thurman hunter Canadian children's literaturelost one of its most popular writers with the death of bernice thurman hunter.  
    http://www.achuka.co.uk/can/can.htm
    
    Extractions: Deakin received the award in recognition of more than thirty years working as a children's book reviewer and school librarian, and for the way in which she has set about establishing a Memorial Collection at Okanagan University Library, in memory of her recently-deceased husband, Barry. The Breadwinner feature Monica Hughes, who died on March 7th 2003 at the age of seventy-seven, was born in 1925 in Liverpool, England. Her parents moved to Cairo for the first five years of her life, then Scotland and England. She served in the WRNS during World War 11, then worked in Zimbabwe for two years before coming to Canada in 1952 where she worked at the National Research Council. In 1957 she married her husband, Glen, in Ottawa, and in 1964 the family moved to Edmonton. When the youngest child started school she considered how to use her time. "In a book on writing for young people I discovered the terrific juvenile novels written in the 50s and 60s. Then I knew I wanted to write books for young people." Getting published was another affair, and in the end the first books were published by British publisher Hamish Hamilton. No Canadian publisher was interested at that time.

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