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Winner
of the McNally Robinson Manitoba Book
of the Year Award and the Margaret
Laurence Award for Fiction, Tatsea,
is an adventure story of love and survival set in Canada's
Subarctic in the 1760s.
"...it
is an awesome novel. I seriously could not put it down."
—Sarah
Hanan, principal cellist, Winnipeg Youth Concert Orchestra
"I loved your book...it should
be in schools...your native voice was so authentic...you write
like an Indian, Armin."
—Colleen Simard, columnist: Without
Reserve, Winnipeg Free Press |
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"...an
absolutely superb book! "Tatsea" kept me spellbound
and images from the book are still swimming around in my imagination."
—Heather
Burles, author of Smouldering Incense, Hammered Brass |
"...a
beautiful, chilling, enthralling work..."
—The McNally Robinson Book of
the Year Jury |
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Armin
Wiebe's Gutenthal novels create comic legends out of the landscape
of the former tall grass prairie, rather a tall tale in itself
since Canada's largest surviving fragment of tall grass prairie
has a city address.
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to the opening pages
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The
Salvation of Yasch Siemens generated a number
of book banning legends,
Nominated
for 2009 Manitoba Reads!
Teacher's
Guide |
CSI:
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