Books published by publisher Polestar Pr

After docking in Juneau during a cruise to Alaska with his parents following the loss of his dog Buddy, Jeff finds a statue of a dog who met the ships during the 1930s, follows a dog who resembles Buddy, and is brought back in time sixty years for an adventure involving counterfeit money, sunken ships, and a lost treasure.While in Juneau, Alaska, following the loss of his dog Buddy, Jeff finds a statue of a dog who met the ships during the 1930s and follows a dog resembling Buddy back in time sixty years for an adventure

"Rud, who has a lively, engaging writing style which allows the 10 players to emerge as individuals, has selected his subjects well. They come from a variety of backgrounds, and, if the book has a message for adolescents, it is that there is no single path to a professional career in basketball. With each player, Rud shows how s/he overcame obstacles in order to play basketball professionally. Of the group, likely Canada's Steve Nash, the Vancouver Grizzlies' Shareef Abdur-Rahim, and the Toronto Raptors' Vince Carter will be the names with the highest reader recognition amongst average Canadian youth. Though hockey books may still dominate the sport shelves, definitely make a place for Skywalking. Highly Recommended." -Canadian Materials

Struggling to adjust to his new life in the country with his mother and brother after his father's death, thirteen-year-old Fran adopts an orphaned raccoon and befriends a part-Iroquois girl named Jo, who helps him discover a new source of strength and understanding.Struggling to adjust to his new life in the country with his mother and brother after his father's death, thirteen-year-old Fran adopts an orphaned raccoon and befriends a part-Iroquois girl named Jo, who helps him discover a new source of strength and understanding

Sitting in the Club Car Drinking Rum and Karma Kola: A Manual of Etiquette for Ladies Crossing Canada by Train This book is best to be taken in during the course of one sitting--and it's possible considering the brevity of this novel (la). Jiles leaves out the unnecessary, like any good mystery writer, and what she leaves behind is beautiful lyric prose. Certainly worth your time. Paperback Publisher: Polestar Pr; First Thus edition (1986)