1. Writing In Canada: Authors: Bernice Thurman Hunter bernice thurman hunter resources online, including bibliographical materialand annotated links. Bernice Thurman Hunter. 1922 . works by. http://www.track0.com/ogwc/authors/hunter_b.html

home authors publications publishers ... about us Bernice Thurman Hunter works by children's novels That Scatterbrain Booky With Love From Booky A Place for Margaret As Ever, Booky Margaret in the Middle Amy's Promise awards IODE Book Award for That Scatterbrain Booky Winner, Red Cedar Award for fiction for Amy's Promise Vicki Metcalf Award, for a body of work in 1990 resources twuc bio, picture, and publishing info from the writers' union of canada Amy's Promise book review of this title home authors publications publishers ... about us

2. New Page 1 Freeman, Victoria. French, Doris. Friesen, bernice. Frutkin, Mark. Fulford, Robert Hume, Stephen Eaton. hunter, Aislinn. hunter, bernice thurman. hunter, Bruce. hunter, Don. Hutcheon, Pat http://www.litterae.net/Canadian writers.htm

LITTERAE Multilingual literary magazine TWUC membership pages A B C D ... Z Authors are listed in alphabetical order This is not a comprehensive membership list To update your web page on the Writers' Union website , please submit the changes to projects@writersunion.ca . For members to access and update their Digital Ripple web page, please click on Member's Forms A top Abbott, Elizabeth Abbott, Louise Abley, Mark ... Avery, Martin B top Bacque, James Badami, Anita Rau Bailey, Lydia ... Byers, Mary C top Calhoun, Sue Callaghan, Barry Callwood, June ... Currie, Robert D top D'Alfonso, Antonio da costa, paulo Dagg, Jillian ... Dyer, Bernadette E top Eber, Dorothy Harley Echlin, Kim Edelson, Miriam ... Evenden, Doreen F top Fagan, Cary Fancher, Raymond E. Farmiloe, Dorothy ... Fulford, Robert G top Gaetz, Dayle Campbell Gale, Peggy Gallander, Benj ... Gwyn, Richard H top Hacker, Carlotta Haines, Max Haiven, Judy ... Hutsell-Manning, Linda I top Iglauer, Edith

3. Herschel Wesley LAKEY/Treva Bernice THURMAN Dee's Genealogy has genealogy for the surnames Barrett, Bogle, Brock, Campbell, Carpenter, Herron, Hubbard, hunter, thurman, Wilson. Other Spouses Wife Treva bernice thurman Born at Died at http://www.afamilyquilt.com/genealogy/hunter/fam00021.htm

Husband: Herschel Wesley LAKEY Born: at: Married: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Treva Bernice THURMAN Born: at: Died: at: Father: Homer THURMAN Mother: Gladys RESLER Other Spouses:

4. Online Guide To Canadian Writing: Awards: Vicky Metcalf Award Margaret Buffie 1995 Sarah Ellis 1994 Welwyn Wilton Katz 1993 Phoebe Gilman 1992Kevin Major 1991 Brian Doyle 1990 bernice thurman hunter 1989 Stéphane http://www.track0.com/ogwc/resources/awardsmetcalf.html

home authors publications publishers ... about us Vicky Metcalf Award The Canadian Authors' Association presents an award of $1000 to a Canadian writer who has produced a body of work consisting of at least three books appealing to children between 7 and 17 years of age. Established in 1963. 1997: Tim Wynne-Jones 1996: Margaret Buffie 1995: Sarah Ellis 1994: Welwyn Wilton Katz 1993: Phoebe Gilman 1992: Kevin Major 1991: Brian Doyle 1990: Bernice Thurman Hunter 1988: Barbara Smucker 1987: Robert Munsch 1986: Dennis Lee 1985: Edith Fowke 1984: Bill Freeman 1983: Claire Mackay 1982: Janet Lunn 1981: Monica Hughes 1980: John Craig 1979: Cliff Faulknor 1978: Lyn Cook 1977: James Houston 1976: Suzanne Martel 1975: Lyn Harrington 1974: Jean Little 1973: Christie Harris 1972: William Toye 1971: Kay Hill 1970: Farley Mowat 1969: Audry McKim 1968: Lorraine McLaughlin 1967: John Patrick Gillese 1966: Fred Swayze 1965: Roderick Haig-Brown 1964: John F. Hayes 1963: Kerry Wood home authors publications publishers ... about us

5. The Secret Self ::: Book List ::: Bernice Thurman Hunter - That Scatterbrain Boo Book cover bernice thurman hunter s That Scatterbrain Booky ,hunter, bernice thurman. That Scatterbrain Booky. Richmond Hill http://www.collectionscanada.ca/secret/t9-1727-e.html

Browse BOOK LIST by Author Title Illustrator Translator ... Book List Previous Next Hunter, Bernice Thurman That Scatterbrain Booky . Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic-TAB Publications, c1981. Set in Toronto during the Depression, this book presents a tough, funny, sensitive heroine. By permission of Scholastic Canada Ltd. That Scatterbrain Booky bt Bernice Thurman Hunter is no longer available as a single title. It has been reprinted in Booky: A Trilogy (Scholastic Canada LTD.) Created: 2000-10-25 Updated: 2001-02-27 Top of page Important Notices

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Visionnez la liste par Auteur Titre Illustrateur Traducteur ... Suivant Hunter, Bernice Thurman That Scatterbrain Booky . Richmond Hill (Ont.) : Scholastic-TAB Publications, c1981. Couverture reproduite avec l’autorisation de Scholastic Canada Ltd. L’ouvrage That Scatterbrain Booky Booky : A Trilogy (Scholastic Canada Ltd). Haut de la page Avis importants

7. --- Bernice Thurman Hunter bernice thurman hunter. Click here for lian s review “ Book Alert! bernicethurman hunter (Scholastic Markham, 2000) 163 pp, $5.99 paper. http://www.liangoodall.com/reviews/authors/bernice_thurman_hunter.html

List of lian's Reviews: by author of book reviewed by title of book reviewed Search Reviews Lian's Latest Review The Gift of Reading: Children’s books reviewer lian goodall looks at some of the best releases from 2002 Hazel Hutchins I’d Know You Anywhere Robert Louis Stevenson The Little Land Heather Dyer Tina and the Penguin Monika Popp Farm Year Janie Jaehyun Park The Tiger and the Dried Persimmon Alexandra R. Kapur-Fic The Cosmic Zoo: Stories for Children, Celia Godkin When the Giant Stirred: Legend of a Volcanic Island Kathy Conlan Under the Ice: A Canadian Museum of Nature Book Luanne Armstrong Jeannie and the Gentle Giants Alan Cumyn The Secret Life of Owen Skye Kenneth Oppel Firewing Deborah Ellis Parvana’s Journey Ann Ewan Firedrake O.R. Melling The Chronicles of Faerie Arthur Slade Tribes Bernice Thurman Hunter Click here for lian's review “ Book Alert! - Fri., July 14, 2000” Published in Grey-Bruce This Week - Fri., July 14, 2000 “Two Much Alike” Bernice Thurman Hunter (Scholastic: Markham, 2000)

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List of lian's Reviews: by author of book reviewed by title of book reviewed Search Reviews Lian's Latest Review The Gift of Reading: Children’s books reviewer lian goodall looks at some of the best releases from 2002 Hazel Hutchins I’d Know You Anywhere Robert Louis Stevenson The Little Land Heather Dyer Tina and the Penguin Monika Popp Farm Year Janie Jaehyun Park The Tiger and the Dried Persimmon Alexandra R. Kapur-Fic The Cosmic Zoo: Stories for Children, Celia Godkin When the Giant Stirred: Legend of a Volcanic Island Kathy Conlan Under the Ice: A Canadian Museum of Nature Book Luanne Armstrong Jeannie and the Gentle Giants Alan Cumyn The Secret Life of Owen Skye Kenneth Oppel Firewing Deborah Ellis Parvana’s Journey Ann Ewan Firedrake O.R. Melling The Chronicles of Faerie Arthur Slade Tribes Click here for lian's review “ Book Alert! - Fri., July 14, 2000” Published in Grey-Bruce This Week - Fri., July 14, 2000 Bernice Thurman Hunter “Two Much Alike” (Scholastic: Markham, 2000)

9. It Takes Two. (Fiction Grades 3-6).(Book Review) (book Review) Fiction Grades 36).(Book Review) (book review) E hunter, bernice thurman It Takes Two Scholastic, 2002 Pbk. $ 6.99 bernice thurman hunter takes her readers into the lives of Connie http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?docid=

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12. A Celebration Of Women Writers: CANADA Goforth, Rosalind BellSmith ( 1864-1942) Gold, bernice ( fl.2002) Gold, Nora hunter, Aislinn ( fl.2002) hunter, bernice thurman ( fl.2002) hunter, Maureen ( fl.2002 http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/_generate/CANADA.html

WRITERS FROM CANADA A. L. O. M. [aka A Lady of Manitoba] (fl.1890) The Brock Family (page images at canadiana.org) A. M. (fl.1891) Abbott, Elizabeth (fl.1999) Abbott, Louise (fl.2000) Abbott, Maude Elizabeth More Information More Information On So-called Functional Heart Murmurs (page images at canadiana.org) Aberdeen and Temair, Ishbel Maria Marjoribanks Gordon, Marchioness of More Information Address By Lady Aberdeen, President of the Aberdeen Association, At a Public Meeting, Ottawa, 1898 (page images at canadiana.org) The Irish Literary Revival: A Lecture Delivered At the Request of the Catholic Young Ladies' Literary Association (page images at canadiana.org) President's Closing Address At the Fifth Annual Meeting of the National Council of Women of Canada (page images at canadiana.org) Through Canada With a Kodak (Edinburgh : W.H. White, 1893) (page images at canadiana.org) What Is the Use of the Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada? (Ottawa: Mortimer, 1900) (page images at canadiana.org) President's Memorandum (of the 5th annual meeting of the National Council, 1898) (page images at canadiana.org) President's Memorandum (of the 6th annual meeting of the National Council, 1899)

13. Bernice T. Hunter Biography bernice T. hunter. bernice hunter thurman was born in Toronto in 1922. Youcan find out more about bernice hunter thurman at the following site http://redcedar.swifty.com/2000/Author_Bios/hunter.htm

Bernice T. Hunter Bernice Hunter Thurman was born in Toronto in 1922. She has been interested in writing since childhood. In her teens she met her idol, L. M. Montgomery (author of Anne of Green Gables ). The famous author complimented her good imagination and true-to-life characters however, she also advised her that a writer must have a university education. Unfortunately, Bernice came from a very poor family and had no chance to go to university. Even so, while raising her children she continued to write, often making her children heroes in her stories. Much later, after they were grown up, Bernice sent a story to a newspaper – her first published work! From there she went on to publish numerous stories for children in magazines and anthologies. Her novels, especially the Booky trilogy, are autobiographical in mature and give an interesting historical look at earlier times in Ontario. Author's reflections on the book: I was always fascinated with my cousin Amy's story and I was grateful to her when she gave me permission to write it. Since the publication of Amy's Promise I have been deluged by letters full of questions about Amy's family, including, what happened to baby Janey? Janey was just a tiny baby when her mother died, so her Aunt Bessie, her mother's older sister, and Bessie's husband, Uncle Wallace, took her home to live with them in Winnipeg. At the end of

14. Authors Horrocks, Anita. hunter, bernice thurman. Hutchins, HazelHome Page Holeman, Linda Writer's Union of Canada. hunter, bernice thurman. hunter, bernice thurman Writer's Union of Canada http://www.wsd1.org/Robert_H/authors.htm

15. Amy's Promise bernice thurman hunter. Plenty, according to awardwinning writer bernice thurmanhunter, whose latest novel, Amy s Promise, is set in the 1920s. http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/201/300/cm/html/1995-2000/cm.b09/vol2/no6/amy.h

Amy's Promise. Bernice Thurman Hunter. Richmond Hill, ON: Scholastic Canada, 1995. 192pp, paper, $4.99. ISBN 0-590-24621-6. Grades 5 - 8 / Ages 10 - 13. Review by Jennifer Sullivan. excerpt: Feb. 18, 1926 Dear Mama, today I am very sad because it is six years since you went away. I wish I had a sister to talk to. Oh, Mama, why did you have to die? And why did Daddy let Aunt Bessie take our baby? Didn't he love her anymore? Maybe he doesn't love any of us. What do kids today have in common with those of sixty years ago? Plenty, according to award-winning writer Bernice Thurman Hunter, whose latest novel, Amy's Promise, is set in the 1920s. The author of the much-loved ``Booky" trilogy again treats us to a delightful and nostalgic glimpse at growing up which also manages to explore some serious and contemporary issues. When her mother dies at an early age, young Amy Phair promises to look after the little ones. Along with her stern Gramma Davis, Amy must take care of the household chores and raise her boisterous younger brothers. To make matters worse, Amy's baby sister has been sent to live with Aunt Bessie in Edmonton, and her father is an alcoholic who constantly quarrels with Gramma. And why is Amy left with all the chores while her younger brothers are allowed to play? Amy is filled with indignation when Gramma Davis tells her that a boy can t be seen pegging out the washing. She envies the idyllic life of her best friend Winnie Plum, who lives in a pretty house, doesn't do a lick of work, and has two parents who love her.

16. Literascape - The Children's Reader: Winter 1998/99 particularly strong ring. Our most vivid portrayer of growing up poorin Canada is bernice thurman hunter. Her three books based http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/202/300/childrens/1999Win/12.html

Booky: A Trilogy by Bernice Thurman Hunter Scholastic, Markham, Ont., 484 pages, $12.99 reviewed by Kit Pearson Poverty is one hardship that has been constant in children's literature. "The Little Match Girl", At the Back of the North Wind, Five Little Peppers and How They Grew these stories all demonstrate a child's innate toughness in harsh circumstances. If an author has experienced extreme poverty herself and grows up to write about it, her narrative has a particularly strong ring. Our most vivid portrayer of growing up poor in Canada is Bernice Thurman Hunter. Her three books based on her own family That Scatterbrain Booky, With Love from Booky, and As Ever, Booky were first published in the early and mid-'80s. It's a treat to now have them reissued in one volume. Dad sat as still as a statue. His face was the colour of dry cement. Long before he exploded, my legs had begun to shake. His anger burst out in a torrent of rage and the swear words he used were something wicked. Mum just hurled them back in his face. Dreadful, hateful, evil words flew back and forth across the room like lightning bolts in a thunderstorm. I don't know what she said to make him hit her. All I remember was the terrible sound, like a clap of thunder. A piercing scream pealed from her throat, scaring the wits out of us kids.

17. CCL, No. 62 (1991) Three Bookys and a New hunter Book / Nancy Colpitts 6263. That Scatterbrain Booky,by bernice thurman hunter; With Love from Booky, by bernice thurman hunter; http://www.uoguelph.ca/ccl/issues/62.shtml

CCL , no. 62, 1991 Previous Issue Next Issue Editorial: A Room with Two Views Articles Women and Children First? Some Observations from the Field / Carole Gerson A Walking Tour through the Children's Books of Catharine Parr Traill / Ruth Bradley-St-Cyr A Lady and a Mouse: Two Characters from Traill's Early Writing / Elizabeth Thompson Fiction of a Feminist: Nellie McClung's Work for Children / Marilyn Davis The Pearlie Trilogy / Rachele Oriente My Cow Bessie , by Gabrielle Roy Seasons of the Sea , by Monique Corriveau Three Bookys and a New Hunter Book / Nancy Colpitts That Scatterbrain Booky , by Bernice Thurman Hunter With Love from Booky , by Bernice Thurman Hunter As Ever, Booky , by Bernice Thurman Hunter The Railroader , by Bernice Thurman Hunter , de Roch Carrier A Compelling Survival Story / Mary-Ann Stouck The Hiding Place , by Lyn Cook Ecological Inroads / Joan McGrath The Magical Earth Secrets , by Della Burford Archibald and the Crunch Machine , by Jenny Nelson My First Nature Book , by Angela Wilkes Animals on the Move / Brenda Schmidt Wolf Island , by Celia Godkin The Flying Ark , by Carolyn Jackson Dancing Popcorn and Tricky Flies Explained / Kathlene R. Willing

18. CCL, No. 65 (1992) A Place for Margaret, by bernice thurman hunter; Margaret in the Middle, bybernice thurman hunter; Margaret on Her Way, by bernice thurman hunter. http://www.uoguelph.ca/ccl/issues/65.shtml

CCL , no. 65, 1992 Previous Issue Next Issue Editorial: Romance Revisited Articles Subverting the Trite: L.M. Montgomery's "Room of Her Own" / Mary Rubio Feminine Convention and Female Identity: The Persistent Challenge of Anne of Green Gables / Susan Drain The Moral of the Rose: L.M. Montgomery's Emily / Ian Menzies Alice of New Moon: The Influence of Lewis Carroll on L.M. Montgomery's Emily Bird Starr / Robin McGrath Nineteenth-Century Young Women's Diaries / Barbara Powell A Challenge to Readers and to Racists / Mary-Ann Stouck The House of the Good Spirits , by Donn Kushner A Bird's-Eye View / James Gellert For the Birds , by Margaret Atwoood Plaisirs d'animaux Plaisirs d'hiver A Feminist Anne / Elizabeth R. Epperly A Life and Its Mirrors: A Feminist Reading of L.M. Montgomery's Fiction The Quintessential Shapeshifter / Susan Drain P.L. Travers , by Patricia Demers A Native Context / Paul Lumsden Native Literature in Canada: From the Oral Tradition to the Present , by Penny Petrone From the Native Heritage / Robin McGrath By Canoe and Mocassin: Some Native Place Names of the Great Lakes , by Basil H. Johnston

19. Hunter: A Place For Margaret - Young Readers, Horses, Family, Children's, Juveni SmartSearch. Your Location Home Item Information, A Place for MargaretHunter, bernice thurman. PUBLISHED Richmond Hill Scholastic. 1984. http://www.myownbookshop.com/Item-266-001046.aspx

buy books online, search booksellers worldwide for used, rare, out of print books and collectibles Any Format Hardcover Paperback Audio Book Bookplate Dust Jacket Handwritten Magazine Newspaper Typescript Any As New Near Very Good Any Up to 25 Up to 50 Up to 100 Up to 500 Over 500 SmartSearch Your Location: Home Item Information A Place for Margaret Hunter, Bernice Thurman PUBLISHED : Richmond Hill: Scholastic. 1984. Mass Market Paperback Subjects: young Readers, Horses, Family, Children's, Juvenile, Bernice Thurman Hunter, Margaret Rose, Starr, Children's and Juvenile Books DESCRIPTION : Very Good/No Jacket. Ex-Library. Usual ex-lib. markings. Some light creasing. Margaret is stuck on her aunt and uncle's farm, lonely and missing her friends and family, until that is, she meets Starr. Once she has overcome her fear of the big horse she has a friend forever.. ISBN: 0-590-73665-5 Bookseller: Calico Tales Publishing, Ontario, Canada Book # PRICE USD 6.00 ESTIMATED SHIPPING : Standard Priority Buyer Options: If you are ordering items from multiple Booksellers, only one payment option will be displayed:

20. Amy Author bernice thurman hunter. I liked this book because it sounded so realand as if bernice thurman hunter was Amy or she knew someone like her. http://www.k12.nf.ca/matthew/RedHotReviews/Amy.htm

Title: Amy's Promise, Author: Bernice Thurman Hunter. # of Pages: 192 Setting: Amy's kitchen Main Charaters: Amy Phair, Mikey, Patty, Harry, Daddy ( John Phair ), Gramma Davis, and Winnie Plum. Plot Summary: This story is about a little girl whose mother died when she was young. Before her mother died she asked Amy to take care of the family and Amy promised she would. When her mother died her dad started to drink and her grandmother moved in with them. Read this book to find out what happens to Amy's family. I liked this book because it sounded so real and as if Bernice Thurman Hunter was Amy or she knew someone like her. I would give this book 5 stars.

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