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A Stolen Life: Searching for Richard Pierpoint From his birth in Bundu (now part of Senegal) around 1744 until his death in rural Ontario in 1837, Pierpoint's life allows us to glimpse the activity of an African involved in some of the world's great events. Back |
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The Underground Railroad: Next Stop, Toronto! "The Underground Railroad: Next Stop, Toronto! stands out as an engaging and highly readable account of the lives of Black people in Toronto in the 1800s." Lawrence Hill, Writer. Back |
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Broken Shackles: Old Man Henson From Slavery
to Freedom First published in 1889 under the pseudonym of Glenelg, this unique book is one of the few that documented the journey to Canada from the perspective of a person of African descent. Back |
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Family Secrets: Crossing the Colour Line Catherine Slaney developed an interest in Black history quite by accident. In 1990, she decided to investigate her family genealogy and discovered stories of her Black ancestors. Back |
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John Brown Mysteries Come inside the Mysteries and meet the only member of Brown's original army to successfully escape from the battle of Harpers Ferry Osborne Anderson's story "A Voice From Harper's Ferry", in which he described the bravery and support of local African American slaves with John Brown, was written soon after the raid, in 1860. Back |
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Looking To The North Star The story of Reverend William King and the Elgin
Settlement is a fascinating account of the life of a man of vision and
the indomitable spirit of the people who settled in the Buxton Mission. |
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Deemed Unsuitable: Between 1905 and 1912 over one thousand blacks migrated from
the United States to the plains region of Canada. They came mainly from
Oklahoma and settled in Saskatchewan and Alberta. This is one story of
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The Book of First, Last Etcetera Quick Reference: The Book of First, Last, Etcetera is cursory review of the vast studies of Black Soldiers in the Civil War resulting in citations of several dozen individuals, organizations, activities or events that are representative of the significant contributions made soldiers of African Descent during the American War of Reunification and Emancipation.
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Mary Ann Shadd: Publisher, Editor, Teacher,
Lawyer, Suffragette Mary Ann Shadd was fascinating woman who saw injustices and
acted to correct them. In a period in which women were not considered
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The Quander Quality: The True Story of a Black Trailblazing Diabetic by James W. Quander and Co-Author Rohulamin Quander This is a fascination story that refutes all medical accounts that this five year old boy would not live past his 10th birthday. Read the story of James W. Quander growing up in racially segregated Washington, D.C. in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, and how he faced the obstacles of double discrimination and more. Back |
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My Name Is Eva: A Biography of Eva Smith Until her death on December 30, 1993, Eva Smith was a tireless campaigner on behalf of not only the youth within Toronto's Caribbean population, but mainstream society as well. Back |
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>> Poetry Books |
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Internal Cries of Life |
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Family Reunion A book of poetry that comments on the security that we found within grandmother’s hug, the pride that we inherited from our family’s history, and the love and laughter that is shared when we come together during our family reunions. Back |
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>> Children's Books |
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Tambourine Moon Tambourine Moon is based on stories told to the author by her father about growing up in Selma, Alabama. In the book, Granddaddy helps Noni overcome her fear of the dark by telling her a tale about a night with a magical moon. Add Tambourine Moon to your library now. Back |
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Friends of Frederick Douglass Friends of Frederick Douglass is a short children's historical reader, and written for upper elementary and secondary school children. This book was designed to assist in the development of vocabulary, spelling, and history skills. The text is based on the actual speeches and writings of Frederick Douglass as he describes a cross section of Americans, black and white, well known and little known that he worked with to end slavery and bring justice and equality to African Americans. The book covers such figures as Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth. It also includes: Blanche K. Bruce, Nat Turner, Charles Sumner, and Ebenezer D. Bassett among others. Back |
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>> Help Books |
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Seven Secrets of How to Study The Seven Secrets of How to Study reminds every student that they have the potential to succeed in college. The study tips will teach you how to get an A+ in 12 hours. This cutting edge book should be in every student's library. . Back |
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Between Black Women: Joy Jones explores ways Black women can empower themselves in all aspects of their lives: professionally, socially, and emotionally. Back |
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Private Lessons Even the most passionate teacher needs a dose of inspiration and motivation now and then. Private Lessons serves up 180 messages - one for every school day - that are sure to rejuvenate the enthusiasm and nourish the personal growth of elementary and secondary school teachers in classrooms everywhere. The thought-provoking quotes, daily themes, and lasting affirmations found in Private Lessons will give teachers the emotional and practical support they need to keep motivated and stay passionate in the classroom. Back |
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Homework Survival Kit A kit designed for parents and students to organize homework activities. The kit is filled with ideas on how to read to young children, suggestions for setting up study areas, colorful stickers to help remember important tasks & dates, frequently misspelled words list, math matrix, book mark and a beautiful poster of homework tips.. Back |
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>> Novels |
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Born to Rule Born To Rule is a candid and revealing satire on the current situation in Africa. For the first time in history, a president-monarch has dared to write about his reign, and to bare it all-exposing to the world his humble background, how hew came to power as well as his short-sighted policies. Back |
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Web of Deception Jessica,
Would their business trip together provide an opportunity for a
passionate affair? And Vanessa, whose beautiful body gave her all
the weapons a women needs to conquer a man’s heart...could she lure Ken
into her bed? And Karen, grief stricken and
disillusioned... would Ken find her vulnerable? Each of
these women has her sights on Ken, but
someone has Ken in her sight. And when someone is murdered, the
innocent and the police have to ask. When did love turn lethal? Back |
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