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- The Canadian Children's Annual (eleven editions)
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James Parsons and His Magnificent Mouth of Adventure
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Susan Super Sleuth

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Canada's Monsters

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- The Lovesickness Diet; or, These Flames in Which I Fry

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MYTHOLOGY? OR BIOLOGY?

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Umbelliferae
- Mother Die

"NOVELTY BOOK" SERIES

NOVEL

PARANORMAL

- Love From Above: Heidi Gardiner's Encounter With The Afterlife
- Mysterious Moments In The Paranormal

POETRY

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Book Summary
James Parsons and His Magnificent Mouth of Adventure
by Amy Elizabeth Dennis
Afterword: "All About Braces" by Dr. John Bozek
Illustrations: Mary Trach-Holadyk
32 pages, full-colour, large format hardcover, $19.95
ISBN 0-919676-56-1

The adventures of a little girl who admires a boy across the street because he has "train tracks" on his teeth. She believes there's a train in there somewhere, and is determined to ride it. When the train finally appears, it exits James' mouth, and the girl climbs aboard for an extraordinary ride right through the core of the earth to China - and back. When James' "train tracks" disappear, the girl switches her allegiance to a boy with a "silver rocket" on his leg - and ends up amidst the stars! Here is an exciting and exotic fantasy story, magnificently illustrated throughout in full-colour. A gorgeous book!
About the Author
Amy graduated from Queen's University with honours in English/Dramatic Literature and Education. She is a graduate of the Certificate in Writing Program at McMaster University, and recently graduated from the Master in Fine Arts Program at the University of British Columbia. For two years she taught in Japan, and her poetry has appeared in the Japanese publications JetFeul, Amaturosa and Enews. She says about her book, "I wanted to explore some of the things kids are typically embarrassed about and turn them into positives. The narrator accepts James' dental braces and sees them in a different light." She lives in Burlington Ontario
About the Illustrator
Mary graduated from Sheridan College in Graphic Illustration, and continued her studies at McMaster University and the Dundas Valley School of Art. She is the Art Director of Potlatch Publications, responsible for the design and artwork of every edition of the Canadian Children's Annual. She lives with her husband and two children in Hamilton Ontario.

The Dentist: Dr. John Bozek is a noted orthodontist who lives in Burlington Ontario. He writes, "This discovery in Egypt is evidence that orthodontics is the oldest dental specialty." What discovery?? (Read all about it and find out!)
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Reviews
"The delightful prose and detailed illustrations make this book a real treat...The outcome is certainly reason to celebrate."

Julie Slack
Mountain News


"Brace yourself for a story with real bite."

Lesley Simpson
Hamilton Spectator