 Describes holidays in a remote Georgian Bay fishing village, as experienced by one family over five generations. Through stories recounted, letters and memories and through watercolours and pencil drawings, this little book shows why a family has loved the area and has eagerly anticipated the annual trip back to Killarney. |
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| A book that addresses the beauty and historical significance of northern Georgian Bay. People who have experienced, or may plan to travel through the coastal islands and North Channel, visit eastern Manitoulin, the village of Killarney or explore Killarney Park will be interested in learning about the richness of its history. The many lovers of Georgian Bay will enjoy reading this story that in many ways reflects patterns evident in the opening up of Canada. |  |
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| A journey to knowledge, learning and spirit. This odyssey of discovery is full of joys, insights, and revelations for the mind and spirit. Margaret Derry reveals the art in science and the science in art. Discover how these disciplines are entwined throughout history and illuminated by it. |  |
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 A true story that explores the meaning of the human soul and, in the process, reveals how the spiritual world moulds our feelings. We often carry the pain of people long dead and come to see that pain as our own. This book makes clear how an exploration of family history and of messages embedded in dreams reveals how generational pain works. It is a story of compassion, healing and eventual peace. |
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Poplar Lane Press 
