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The pretty horses Luarie Davidson

Davidson, Laurie (author).

Summary: "Morven is desperately afraid of two things: the mad old man who wanders the neighbourhood and Social Services who has the power to tear his family apart.  When he realizes that the old man is merely a pitiful victim of teenaged bullies, he does his best to help him in practical ways while continuing his struggle to keep his family together, despite that Morven is only eight and his mother is abusive.  Neither Morven nor the old man see the world as it is. But eventually, the struggle is too much for Morven. He is forced to face reality. Almost. The pretty horses remain a symbol of hope." -- back cover

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  • ISBN: 978142699411
  • Physical Description: 169 pages 22 cm
    print
  • Edition: Trafford rev. 08/29/2011
  • Publisher: U.S. Trafford 2011

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Biographical or Historical Data:
"Laurie Davidson grew up in a backwoods farm in Peace River Country in British Columbia, Canada.  She began teaching when she was twenty and taught for forty-two years in both rural and urban schools. She was also as an exchange teacher for one year in Englad and a principal of elementary and secondary schools in Canada.  She is the mother of a son and two daughters." --back cover
Subject: Abused children -- Fiction
Child Abuse -- Fiction
Dysfunctional families -- Fiction
Abusive parents -- Fiction
Canada -- Fiction
Genre: Psychological
Topic Heading: Local Author (Peace River Region, BC)

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at BC Interlibrary Connect.

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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Holdable? Status Due Date
Fort St. John Public Library LOC AF DAV (Text) 35211000621443 LOCAL AUTHORS Volume hold Available -

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