Kathy Stinson Books

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In Montréal, Québec in 1885, ten-year-old Marie-Claire, worried about sickness in the family, quits school to help at home after her fireman father is injured and her mother takes in work as a seam...

Becoming Ruby

By Kathy Stinson

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As she develops new sexual feelings and watches her relationships with her family and with boys change, fifteen-year-old Ruby Nan Larkin struggles to understand her mother's persistent disapproval....

Visitors

By Kathy Stinson

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Marie-Claire is facing the consequences, both good and bad, of housing a family who lost their home in a fire.

Our Canadian Girl Marie-claire

By Kathy Stinson

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"In this beautiful treasury edition, you'll meet Marie-Claire, who in 1885 lives with her family in Montreal. Her parents are hard-working, but there is very little money to spare, and Marie-Claire...

A Season of Sorrow

By Kathy Stinson

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Becoming Ruby

By Kathy Stinson

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Red is best

By Kathy Stinson

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Red is best

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Who is Sleeping in Auntie's Bed?

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Who is Sleeping in Aunty's Bed?

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