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Paperback Edition
- 978-1-77067-003-7
- 5 x 8 inches
- Black & White interior
- 344 pages
- Keywords
- Canada,
- Canadian Prairies,
- Boyhood,
- Saskatchewan,
- Dennis Reaville,
- Eagle Creek,
- Wolves,
- British Columbia,
- Homestead,
- Canadian History,
- Saskatchewan History,
- Indians
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Barefoot Through the Stubble
by
Lauren Reaville
Dennis Reaville was born in Saskatchewan in 1912. BAREFOOT THROUGH THE STUBBLE is the story of his boyhood years from 1916 to 1925; from the Indians’ trek on the Old Battleford trail; through school episodes; family, farm and community events; dealing with the cold winters and the wolves; through lean or prosperous years; from a small shack on the rolling prairie to the growing town of Perdue where the family left Saskatchewan to come to Vancouver.
From an early age Lauren has had a passion for reading and writing. She resides in British Columbia.
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