Hammerstone : A Biography of Hornby Island
Hammerstone : A Biography of Hornby Island | Rare and modern books | Fletcher, Olivia
Hammerstone : A Biography of Hornby Island
Hammerstone : A Biography of Hornby Island | Rare and modern books | Fletcher, Olivia
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Details
- Year of publication
- 2001
- ISBN
- 1896300456
- Place of printing
- Edmonton, AB, Canada
- Author
- Fletcher, Olivia
- Publishers
- NeWest Publishers, Limited
- Size
- 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
- Edition
- F First Printing
- Keyword
- BRITISH COLUMBIA HISTORY CANADA LOCAL GEOLOGY INDIANS NORTH, AMERICA GENERAL NATIVE AMERICAN SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Fletcher, Olivia Hammerstone : A Biography of Hornby Island B.c. Geology, Coast Salish Indians 156 pages including bibliography. A love, story between the author and her home, Hammerstone tells the story of Hornby Island - from its molten, birth in the South Pacific, to the present. In a carefully woven, eloquent narrative, Fletcher writes of a special island in the Gulf of Georgia on, the West Coast of Canada. The story starts nearly 3050 million, years ago. It has not ended. ".talk about a fascinating overview, of how our West Coast came into being. The findings in, Fletcher's deeply researched work are nothing short of mind, boggling as she weaves us through the gigantic warps of geologic, time." - Bob Fortune, CBC. Small 'discard' rubber stamp atop half-title page else, clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. Excellent copy., British Columbia
- Binding description
- S Paperback
- State of preservation
- Fine
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Softcover
- First edition
- True
Description
156 pages including bibliography. A love story between the author and her home, Hammerstone tells the story of Hornby Island - from its molten birth in the South Pacific, to the present. In a carefully woven, eloquent narrative, Fletcher writes of a special island in the Gulf of Georgia on the West Coast of Canada. The story starts nearly 3050 million years ago. It has not ended. ".talk about a fascinating overview of how our West Coast came into being. The findings in Fletcher's deeply researched work are nothing short of mind boggling as she weaves us through the gigantic warps of geologic time." - Bob Fortune, CBC. Small 'discard' rubber stamp atop half-title page else clean , bright and unmarked with very light wear. Excellent copy. Book
