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  • Nervelle, Rosemarie.
     
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  • Nervelle, Rosemarie.
     
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  • Gold mines and mining -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.
     
  •  
  • Disfigured persons -- Juvenile fiction.
     
  •  
  • Prejudices -- Juvenile fiction.
     
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  • Mi'kmaq First Nation -- Juvenile fiction.
     
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  • First Nations -- Juvenile fiction.
     
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  • Nova Scotia -- History -- Juvenile fiction.
     
     
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    The witch of Beaver Creek mine / Rosemarie Nervelle.
    by Nervelle, Rosemarie.
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    Down East Books, c2007.
    Call #:FICTION NER
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  • Gold mines and mining -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.
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  • Disfigured persons -- Juvenile fiction.
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  • Prejudices -- Juvenile fiction.
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  • Mi'kmaq First Nation -- Juvenile fiction.
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  • First Nations -- Juvenile fiction.
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  • Nova Scotia -- History -- Juvenile fiction.
  • ISBN: 
    9780892727636 (pbk.)
    Description: 
    157 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
    Summary: 
    In Beaver Creek, Nova Scotia, in 1942, thirteen-year-old Johnny Lightfoot is helped by the disfigured woman called Old Maud, who is believed to be a witch, and he sets out to become her friend and to let the other villagers know that she is not to be feared."
    Genre: 
    Canadian fiction, Juvenile.
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    Sackville Public LibraryChildren's Fiction - Indigenous Peoples CollectionFICTION NERChildrens BooksChild Display 1Add Copy to MyList


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