The Port Dalhousie Stories

ISBN-10: 1552450465

ISBN-13: 9781552450468

176 pp, Paperback

Jan 19 1998

$18.95 CAD

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A rollicking and rambunctious collection of stories centred on the town of Port Dalhousie near St. Catharines, and dealing with the rousing sensibilities of a teenaged boy and his pals. The Port Dalhousie Stories recalls a time between youth and adulthood when summers are long and free, and the future does not yet loom uncertainly ahead. Masterfully told by Dennis Tourbin, and abetted by John Boyle's wicked and witty illustrations.

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