Books with title Remembrance Day

Since the beginning of the first Remembrance Day in 1919, Canadians have come together from all across the country; from west to east, from north to south and across different cultures and ages, to acknowledge the sacrifices of the men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces.In this book, your primary aged child will learn: • Many of the symbols associated with Remembrance Day. • How we honour soldiers and veterans on Remembrance Day. • How we honour soldiers and veterans throughout the year.This book is for teaching younger children about Remembrance Day and can be used as a reference tool for Remembrance Day ceremonies at elementary schools.Mr. Pallister, in his own experience, could find very few books about Remembrance Day that explain it in words that young children understand. He decided to re-create his 'Symbols of Remembrance Day' assembly presentation into a book to help elementary teachers teach their students about Remembrance Day.

After being arrested for drugs, and the things women do for drugs, Diane was transported back in time. Back to a time she'd hoped to never visit again. As the days passed, and the memories intensified, she was visited by all the ghosts from the past. Not being able to cope, she chose the easy way out, but not before she left something for Karla. Something that could change Karla’s view of her forever.