Best Selling Books by Jean Little

Un recueil de dix récits dans lequel les héroïnes d''autant de titres de la collection ##Cher journal## relatent le premier Noël qui a suivi leur immigration dans différentes régions du Canada. Toujours rédigées sous forme de journaux intimes, ces histoires recréent avec soin l''atmosphère qui imprégnait les Noëls d''antan. Et si les festivités sont souvent compromises par la grippe espagnole, la pauvreté, le rationnement ou encore l''inquiétude nourrie à l''égard de différents membres de la famille partis combattre au front, l''espoir et l''esprit des Fêtes finissent toujours par triompher des aléas qui marquent l''intégration des différentes héroïnes dont les portraits sont l''occasion de découvrir différents pans mouvementés de l''histoire canadienne. [SDM].

Shakespeare is a Seeing Eye puppy. But before the time comes for him to train with a blind person, he must spend six months with a girl who has never learned to love. He does all he can to teach her, but the job places him in some dangerous situations and by the end of the story he has earned the title Rescue Pup. Rescue Pup is the first of two books in a series. Book two is Forward, Shakespeare!

Cards and letters are telling J. Little how much they enjoyed reading and/or receiving her book of poems "It''s a Wonderful World." Also includes printing company accounts, statement accompanying J. Little''s first cheque; 4 typescript pages entitled "The Story of My Life"; a letter written by Charles G.D. Roberts to Mr. Munro from New York in 1902; magazine pictures of Queen Elizabeth''s and Prince Philip''s marriage.

Life of Dorothy Jean (Little) Ellis from her birth in Indianapolis, Indiana to her place of residence in Peoria, Illinois in 1972.

Includes Chalmers UCW guest book from reception in honour of the publishing of "Home From Far", Apr. 22, 1965; "Jeremy''s Autograph Book", Sept. 19, 1984; nominations of J. Little for the Hans Christian Andersen Awards; unidentified guest book.

When a frightened girl and boy arrive on the Twiss family''s doorstep to escape the Blitz, Charlotte wonders how she will keep her war guests from missing their parents back home, or from cowering every time a plane flies overhead. Though the war is being waged across the Atlantic, Charlotte begins to feel its danger, as her brother George defies their parents and enlists in the Navy. After months of receiving letters from overseas, suddenly there is no word from him -- has the unthinkable happened and George''s ship been sunk by a German submarine?