Brian Doyle Books

Angel Square

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In 1945 in Ottawa's Lowertown, Tommy, also known as The Shadow, and two of his friends, one French Canadian, one Irish, try to find out who attacked the father of their Jewish friend Sammy

You Can Pick Me Up at Peggy s Cove

By Brian Doyle

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Easy Avenue

By Doyle, Brian Doyle

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An assortment of characters from all walks of life help high school freshman Hubbo learn that there are many kinds of wealth, and that money really can't buy happiness.

Spud in winter

By Brian Doyle

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There is murder in the frozen air of Canada when Spud Sweetgrass sees a terrible crime happen. Spud and his friends Connie Pan and Dink the Thinker are back. And this time Spud is in some frigid...

Uncle Ronald

By Brian Doyle

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In 1895, to escape his violent father, Mickey is sent to stay with his Uncle Ronald and his twin aunts in the hills north of Ottawa and learns to feel safe for the first time in his life.

Uncle Ronald

By Brian Doyle

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In 1895, to escape his violent father, Mickey is sent to stay with his Uncle Ronald and his twin aunts in the hills north of Ottawa and learns to feel safe for the first time in his life.

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