21. Margaret In The Middle MARGARET IN THE MIDDLE bernice thurman hunter. bernice thurman hunter, authorof the Booky books, has written a sequel to A Place for Margaret ¹. http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/cmarchive/vol15no2/margaretinmiddle.html

MARGARET IN THE MIDDLE Bernice Thurman Hunter. Richmond Hill, ON: Scholastic-TAB, 1986. 149pp., paper, $3.50. ISBN 0-590-71681-6. CIP. Grades 4 - 6 / Ages 9 - 11 Reviewed by Pauline Henaut. Volume 15 Number 2 1987 March Bernice Thurman Hunter, author of the Booky books, has written a sequel to A Place for Margaret Margaret's love of animals, particularly her Clydesdale, Starr, encourages her to begin planning for a veterinary career. Margaret has a warm, loving relationship with her aunt and uncle, with whom she has chosen to live. However, like her peers, she does not always obey their direction completely; as a result of an incident of disobedience, Margaret breaks her leg badly and must go to Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. She goes to her parents' new home in the city to recuperate, where she finds herself "in the middle," enjoying her family and new surroundings, yet missing her life on the farm. In addition to its engaging characters and interesting plot, the book provides visual appeal with its attractive cover and easily readable print. The story will be popular with fans of Bernice Hunter's previous novels, and with readers who are horse-lovers or who like a realistic story about their peers. Pauline Henaut, New Glasgow Schools, New Glasgow, NS.

22. CM Magazine CM Volume 2 Number 6 Amy s Promise. bernice thurman hunter. Review by Jennifer Sullivan. bernice thurmanhunter. Richmond Hill, ON Scholastic Canada, 1995. 192pp, paper, $4.99. http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/vol2/no6/print6.html

Table of Contents Book Reviews The Moccasin Goalie. Willian Roy Brownridge. Illustrated by the author. Review by Dave Jenkinson. Preschool to Grade 2 / Ages 4 to 8. Princess Prunella and the Purple Peanut. Margaret Atwood. Illustrated by Maryann Kovalski. Review by Leslie Millar. Grades 1 - 3 / Ages 6 - 9. Amy's Promise. Bernice Thurman Hunter. Review by Jennifer Sullivan. Grades 5 - 8 / Ages 10 - 13. The United Nations: Its History and the Canadians Who Shaped It. Desmond Morton. Review by Caroline Thomson. Grades 5 - 9 / Ages 10 - 15. Video Review Ghosts of the Bay: A Guide to the History of Georgian Bay. Ghosts of the Bay: The Forgotten History of Georgian Bay. Russel Floren and Andrea Gutsche. Review by Tom Chambers. Grades 8 and Up / Ages 12 - Adult. Features The Little Math Puzzle The Great Canadian Trivia Contest Cyberspace Scavenger Hunt Correction Charles Montpetit, editor of The First Time has informed CM of an error in our review. In the short story "Borders," by Martin Stephens, the main character is a man "who has just discovered that the man who had abused [him] as a child is dead." CM regrets the error and apologizes to Mr. Montpetit and Mr. Stephens.

23. Book Daniel, The Firefighter by bernice thurman hunter, I liked this book becausethe character was a hero when he caught the firebug. It s a very good book. http://www.edu.pe.ca/belfast/Library/MrEdward.htm

Canada Book Project Mr. Edward's Grade 7 Class Katelynn Amy's Promise by Bernice Hunter I really enjoyed this book because it was well written and it reminded me of one of my friends. Chelsea Amy's Promise by Bernice Hunter I liked this book because I thought it had a good story to it and it didn't really end the way you would expect. There is a book that follows called Janey's Choice Christopher Too Moccasin Goalie by William Ray Brownridge If you like hockey you would like this book. Jennifer This Can't Be Happening at MacDonald Hall! by Gordon Korman I enjoyed this book because it was full of adventures and I really liked the characters Bruno and Boots. Andy Nightmare Vancouver by Eric Wilson I really enjoyed this book because I like thrilling horror stories. Chris Murder on the Canadian by Eric Wilson I enjoyed this book because of its suspenseful writing. If you enjoy mystery novels you'll like this book. Curtis Chief Honor by Sigmund Brouwer I really enjoyed this book because it involves sports and mystery. Those are my favorite kind of books. I think you will enjoy this book. Tawnya Murder on the Canadian by Eric Wilson This was a great book, one of my favorites and I would recommend this book to anyone who likes suspenseful but non-scary books. I would give this book a 10/10 if I was rating it.

24. Book If you like drama or adventure, this book is for you. Ashley, Lamplighterby bernice thurman hunter, People my age will want to read this book. http://www.edu.pe.ca/belfast/Library/MsThompson.htm

Canada Book Project Ms. Thompson's Grade Four Class Terri Lee Heart of a Champion by Carl Duiercker I was never into baseball; well not before I read this book. It taught me how to play and the rules of the game. I really enjoyed it. Curtis A Boy at the Leafs Camp by Scott Young If you like books that will leave you wondering what's going to happen next, this book's for you. Graham Owls in the Family by Farley Mowat Great, excellent and exciting book. If you're an animal lover you will love this book. Jacqueline Lost and Found by Jean Little It is a good book because it was about a girl who found a dog who was lost. Alexander Harold and Harold by Budge Wilson A good ending. Jenna Jacob's Little Giant by Barbara Smucker I like it because it was exciting. Evan Silver Wing by Kenneth Opel You will have to stay on the ground for this book. Gordon Maggie and Me by Ted Staunton I like this book because it's funny. Alex The West Coast Murders by Roy MacGregor I like the book because hockey is in it and there's murders. Scott Harold and Harold by Budge Wilson I really liked it.

25. Historical Fiction Hughes, Monica, Gold Fever Trail. hunter, bernice thurman, That Scatterbrain Booky,Lamplighter, Hawk Stretch. Hutchins, Hazel, Within a Painted Past. Little, Jean, http://www.rocksforkids.com/FabFours/historical_fiction.html

Drama - Historical Fiction Monologue Miss Berndl's Fabulous Fours FabFours Home Why Read Historical Fiction? Historical Fiction novels are an interesting way to learn about history - what happened before we were born. Although most of the characters in the novel are not 'real' in that they never lived, their stories are based on what people who lived at that time experienced. Writers of Historical Fiction do lots of research and so the facts about the countries and the important people mentioned in the stories are real. Some Authors of Historical Fiction Novels for Junior Students Byers, Betsy Trouble River Cushman, Karen The Midwife's Apprentice, Catherine Called Birdy Hughes, Monica Gold Fever Trail Hunter, Bernice Thurman Hutchins, Hazel Within a Painted Past Little, Jean The Belonging Place Lowry, Lois Number The Stars Pearson, Kit The Sky is Falling, A Handful of Time Smucker, Barbara Amish Adventure Speare, Elizabeth George The Sign of the Beaver, The Witch of Blackbird Pond Wilder, Laura Ingalls Little House on the Prairie Winthrop, Elizabeth

26. Battle Of The Books - Seniors Sweetgrass, Jan Hudson. That scatterbrain Booky, bernice thurman hunter.Mama s going to buy you a mockingbird, Jean Little. False face, Welwyn Katz. http://www.mpl.on.ca/battles.html

Battle of the Books lists for senior teams suggested authors award winners and practice questions and answers Suggested Authors for senior teams AVI (Avi Worthis) Adams, Richard Aiken, Joan Alcott, Louisa M. Alexander, Lloyd Armstrong, William Bailey, Linda Bauer, Marion Dane Bedard, Michael Bell, William Bellairs, John Blos, Joan W. Blume, Judy Brandis, Marianne Brink, Carol Ryrie Brooks, Martha Brown, Jamie Buffie, Margaret Bunting, Eve Burgess, Melvin Burnett, Frances Burnford, Sheila Byars, Betsy Cassidy, Sylvia Christopher, John Cleary, Beverly Coerr, Eleanor Colfer, Eoin Conford, Ellen Cooney, Caroline Cooper, Susan Coville, Bruce Creech, Sharon Cumyn, Alan Curtis, Christopher Cushman, Karen Dadey, Debbie Dahl, Roald Danziger, Paula Defoe, Daniel DiCamillo, Kate Ellis, Deborah Ellis, Sarah Field, Rachel Fleischman, Sid Fox, Paula Friesen, Gayle Fritz, Jean Gantos, Jack George, Jean C. Giff, Patricia Reilly Gipson, Fred

27. Writing Links: What Authors Have To Say Where the two ideas intersect, the story begins. bernice thurman hunterbernice thurman hunter suggests you write about yourself . http://www.qesn.meq.gouv.qc.ca/ccdb/writing/authors2.php

Words of Wisdom What Authors have to say This is what "real" authors have to say about the writing process BACK Jo Ellen Bogart Write a letter to an imaginary friend to tell that friend what' s happening in your life - or in your cousin's life, or your dog's life, or your iguana's life (even if you don't have an iguana). If the truth needs rearranging, do it. If made-up parts make the story better, add them. Throw your ingredients into the pot and stir! Palette Borgeois If you have trouble ending your stories, why not start your story at the end? Make up a great last line and then work backwards, asking yourself questions like: How could this happen? Whom did this happen to? What were those characters like? Lyn Cook Lyn Cook has discovered all kinds of ideas for her books by learning about her family history and about the history of Canada. Inquire into your own family or community history and write a story based on what you've learned. Martyn Godfrey When kids ask Martyn how to be funny in a story, he tells them to do three things. One: Create a ridiculous character (some of Martyn's favourites can be found in books by Gordon Korman). Two: Put that character in a ridiculous situation (for example, knocking over a vase on a class trip to a museum). Three: Include slapstick which includes a person in authority who has been written to be unlikeable (for example, the vase falls on the principal's head). Try it yourself!

28. Janey's Choice - Hunter, Bernice Thurman Young Readers. Author Name hunter, bernice thurman Title Janey sChoice. Publisher Scholastic Canada Toronto 1998. Seller ID 9950. http://www.dustjacket.ca/si/9950.html

Home Browse By Category Shopping Cart Checkout Quick Search Author Title Description Keyword Advanced Search Navigation Home Shopping Cart Checkout Browse By Category ... Young Readers Author Name: Hunter, Bernice Thurman Title: Janey's Choice Publisher: Scholastic Canada Toronto 1998 Seller ID: 9950 Near fine digest size Young Readers softcover 198pp nf/ Price = 5.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart < Prev Next >> Skip 100 >> ... Store Policies Questions, comments, or suggestions Please write to info@dustjacket.ca

29. Browsing The Inventory Of Calico Tales Publishing By Title: A hunter, bernice thurman A Place for Margaret ExLibrary. young Readers, Horses,Family, Children s, Juvenile, bernice thurman hunter, Margaret Rose, Starr. http://www.biblio.com/browse_books/title/a/27656.html

Used, Rare, Out-of-Print, Hard-to-Find Books Login to Your Account View Cart Help Home Search Browse Gallery ... Help Browsing the inventory of Calico Tales Publishing Browse books where Author Title begins with Go to page: of 57 listings found. Byars, Betsy A Blossom Promise New York: Delacorte Press, 1987. Withdrawn from the library with a minimum of usual ex-library markings. In Brodart. A tiny amount of edgewear to the corners of the jacket. A very fine, clean copy. A Blossom family novel. In this one the family must confront the frailty of life.. ISBN: 0-385-29578-2. First Printing. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Ex-Library. family life, Death, Grandparents, children's literature, betsy byars, Blossom. Catalogs: Children's and Juvenile Books. (Inventory #001052) More Details Order Now Add to Cart Brett, Simon A Comedian Dies Berkley Publishing Group. ISBN: 0-425-04702-4. Paperback. (Inventory #11) More Details Order Now Add to Cart Ondaatje, Michael A Conversation with David Malouf (Brick a Literary Journal) Toronto, 1993. number 47, winter 1993, 1/4 " tear outside edge of front cover. First Edition. Soft Cover. Near Fine. Periodical. Anthology; Literary Journal; Michael Ondaatje. Catalogs: Canadian Anthology and Review. (Inventory #001001) More Details Order Now Add to Cart Clark, Mary Higgins

30. Browsing The Inventory Of Farrellbooks By Title: J hunter, bernice thurman Janey s Choice Markham On Scholastic Canada Ltd,1998. Minor edgewear, previous owner s name covered by white paper. http://www.biblio.com/browse_books/title/j/280.html

Used, Rare, Out-of-Print, Hard-to-Find Books Login to Your Account View Cart Help Home Search Browse Gallery ... Help Browsing the inventory of Farrellbooks Browse books where Author Title begins with McClintock, Norah Jack's Back Toronto On: Scholastic Canada Ltd, 1992. A novel of mystery and suspense. Enter Jack, returned from the dead after months in a coma. a slight lean to spine.. ISBN: 0-590-74350-3. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good/No Jacket. Catalogs: Mystery. (Inventory #000447) More Details Order Now Add to Cart Wood, Christopher James Bond and Moonraker St. Albans, Herts Al2: Triad Paperbacks Ltd, 1979. Light edgewear, slight tanning of pages o/w very good plus. Now outer space belongs to James Bond 007. A very regrettable incident has occurred. A US Moonrake space shuttle on loan to the British, has disappeared- apparently into thin air. Who has the spacecraft? the Russians?. ISBN: 0-586-05034-5. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good/No Jacket. Adventure. Catalogs: Adventure. (Inventory #002227) More Details Order Now Add to Cart Gardner, John

31. Numeracy That Scatterbrain Booky, hunter, bernice thurman, grade 5, grade 57, This is astory of Booky, a young girl growing up in Toronto in 1936 in the middle of the http://www.sd50.bc.ca/litnovset.htm

Literacy Novel Sets *Note in Internet Explorer you can press CTRL F to search this page by keyword. Also please note all Literacy Novel Sets are located at the District Resource Centre. Please contact the DRC to arrange for resource acquisition. Title Author Reading Level Interest Level Description Subjects 26 Fairmount Avenue DePaola, Tommie grade 3 grade 3-5 This story is of author Tomie dePaolo's remembering his childhood in the Thirties. Building a new house, starting school, hurricanes, watching Snow White and the backyard project. family, homes, houses, animals The Hundred Dresses Estes, Eleanor grade 4 grade 4-7 Wanda Petronski, a quiet Polish girl, is wearing the same old blue dress everyday but claims that she has 100 dresses at home. Pegg and Maddie, two girls, reflect on how Wanda was treated by others at school after she leaves. It deals with issues around bullying, teasing, loneliness, retribution and forgiveness. bullying, teasing, loneliness, retributions, foregiveness, imiigrants, bravery, cowardness

32. Favorite 4th Grade Books. Everything on a waffle; Howe, James. Bunnicula; hunter, bernice thurman THATSCATTERBRAIN BOOKY; Hutchins, HJ.THE THREE AND MANY WISHES OF JASON REID; http://nancykeane.com/rl/276.htm

Favorite 4th grade books Adler, David. Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds Atwater, Richard. Mr. Poppers Penguins Avi True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle Banks, Lynne Reid THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD Bellairs, John THE HOUSE WITH A CLOCK IN ITS WALLS Blume, Judy. Superfudge Blume, Judy. Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing Brewster, Hugh and Lauri Coulter. 882 1/2 Amazing Facts about the Titanic Brittain, Bill THE WISH GIVER Buck. Pearl The Big Wave Burnett, Frances THE SECRET GARDEN Byars, Betsy. Trouble River Byars, Guy. Computer Nut Catling, Patrick Skene. Chocolate Touch Cleary, Beverly. Dear Mr. Henshaw Cleary, Beverly. Henry Huggins Clements, Andrew. Frindle Coerr, Eleanor. Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes Coville, Bruce. Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher Coville, Bruce. My Teacher is an Alien Curtis, Christopher Paul. Bud, Not Buddy Cushman, Karen The Midwife's Apprentice Cushman, Karen. The Ballad of Lucy Whipple Dahl, Roald. James and the Giant Peach Dahl, Roald. Matilda DeFelice, Cynthia WEASEL Eager, Edward. Half magic

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34. EPL.ca: Grade 4 Twenty Great Books (KidsWeb) Peck, Robert Newton; Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing Blume, Judy;That Scatterbrain Booky - hunter, bernice thurman *; The Kid In http://www.epl.ca/EPLMaster.cfm?id=TWENTYGREATB

35. EPL.ca: Grade 4 Great Canadian Books (KidsWeb) Blakeslee, Mary; Margaret In The Middle hunter, bernice thurman; Naomi sRoad - Kogawa, Joy; Nightmare Mountain - Paperny, Myra; Princesses http://www.epl.ca/EPLMaster.cfm?id=GRECANBOOGR4

36. Marie-Andrée Clermont Translate this page 1988. Original, hunter, bernice thurman, A Place for Margaret, RichmondHill, Ont. Scholastic Tab Publications, 1984. Traduction, http://www.attlc-ltac.org/Clermont.htm

Notice biographique Original PEARSON, Kit, The Lights Go On Again , Toronto: Penquin Books, 1993. Traduction Original PEARSON, Kit, Looking at the Moon , Toronto: Penguin Books, 1991. Traduction Au clair de l'amour Original HALVORSON, Marilyn, Cowboys Don't Cry , Toronto: Irwin Publishing, 1980. Traduction Original FOX, Honey, Lulu's Baby Traduction Original GILMAN, Phoebe, Something from Nothing , Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1992. Traduction Un merveilleux petit rien , Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1992. Original MULLER, Robin, Hickory, Dickory, Dock , Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1992. Traduction Friponi, Fripono, Fodge , Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1992. Original The Cat Came Back, Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1992. Traduction Le chat qui revient , Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1992. Original KROPP, Paul, The Rock , Toronto: Stoddart, 1989. Traduction Solide comme Roc Original BOGART, Jo Ellen, Sarah Saw a Blue Macaw , Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1990. Traduction , Richmond Hill, Ont.: Scholastic Canada, 1991.

37. Hunter Names Index Page JAN 1801) hunter, William (3 DEC 182422 DEC 1905) hunter, William Joseph thurman,Thomas (5 APR 1887-22 DEC 1954) thurman, Treva bernice TURPEN, Edward http://www.afamilyquilt.com/genealogy/hunter/names1.htm

Hunter Family Tree Names ALEXANDER, John Hyle(M.) (28 NOV 1808-25 APR 1881) ALEXANDER, Louisa Jane (13 SEP 1817-11 DEC 1898) ALEXANDER, Susannah ALLCOCK, Frances E. ALLEN, Alice ( Adams) (17 APR 1881-15 MAR 1963) ALLEN, Barney F (22 JUN 1894-) ALLEN, Charlotte E. ALLEN, Hannah ALLEN, John ALLEN, Micajah (ABT. 1850-) ALLEN, William ALLEN, William B. BAILY, James Tolliver "Bailey" (13 JUL 1854-25 APR 1928) BARRETT, Elva Pearl (21 OCT 1900-FEB 1983) BARRETT, Erma Fern (2 AUG 1902-13 NOV 1998) BARRETT, Everett (26 SEP 1896-19 JAN 1958) BARRETT, Infant BARRETT, Raleigh Elmer (14 NOV 1874-24 JUL 1964) BARRETT, Ruby Edith (12 NOV 1897-12 JUL 1986) BAUGH, Paul Franklin BEARD, David BEAVERS, Nancy BENSON, William ... BROWNING, Mary "Polly" (27 MAY 1809-31 MAY 1873) BURCUS, Bonnie BYERS, Katherine (2 OCT 1839-8 AUG 1901) CARDWELL, Robert H. CARMICHAEL, Thomas (30 NOV 1828-31 JAN 1917) CARPENTER, Earl Otis (8 AUG 1898-2 JUN 1967) CARSON, George (OCT 1854-MAY 1932) CASE, Vera Jean CLARK, Laura CLARK, M.C. CLARK, Stephen ... COFFEY, Susan A. (-22 APR 1895) COMBS, Thomas Silas

38. Summer Reading Middle Grade Readers (Ages 8–12). It Takes Two by bernice thurman hunter(Scholastic). Identical twins Connie and Carrie, now teenagers http://www.todaysparent.com/craftsactivities/toysbooks/article.jsp?content=20030

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40. Argus Aktuella Länkar [www.aktuella.nu] Monica *** (eng) Hughes, Ted (eng) Hugo, Victor *** 2 3 4 (eng) Huidobro, Vicente(eng) Hultgren, Gunilla (sve/eng), hunter, bernice thurman (eng) Hurston, Zora http://www.argus.nu/aktuella/index.php?forfattare=H&visa=forfattareh.php

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