Douglas Gibson Boeken

Homoeopathic remedies come from every part of the world and from all the kingdoms of nature - mineral, vegetable, animal and microbe whose healing properties have been handed down through generations and are celebrated in history and legend.

The book chronicles Doug Gibson's four-decade journey in editing and publishing, showcasing his work with prominent Canadian writers such as Alistair MacLeod, Alice Munro, and Mavis Gallant. It also delves into his interactions with notable political figures like prime ministers Pierre Trudeau, Brian Mulroney, and Paul Martin, providing insights into the literary and political landscape of Canada during his career. Through these narratives, readers gain a deeper understanding of the influential voices that shaped Canadian culture.

The book offers a captivating literary journey through Canada, highlighting notable locations and celebrating the nation's beloved authors. Douglas Gibson, a renowned editor turned author, shares insights into the rich literary landscape, showcasing both iconic and lesser-known writers who have shaped Canada's cultural narrative. This exploration not only honors the country's literary heritage but also invites readers to appreciate the diverse voices that contribute to its storytelling tradition.

Isaac's ordinary fifth-grade life takes a thrilling turn when he discovers a hidden underground world beneath Castle Elementary. This mysterious realm is filled with adventures and challenges that will test his courage and ingenuity, transforming his perception of reality and himself. As he navigates this new environment, Isaac encounters unexpected creatures and learns valuable lessons about friendship and bravery.

One day, Isaac Thompson is just your average kid playing the part of a porcupine in the school play. The next, he has strayed into a mysterious underground realm that has been lurking beneath his school and launches his quest to knighthood!