The Good Life - Eaglewood, Mallory
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This book narrates the fascinating and sometimes dangerous but always thought-provoking adventures of the good ship Mah-lish. In a lighted-hearted and sometimes laugh-out-loud funny way, we enjoy Don and Esther Brown's odyssey around the South Pacific in the 1970's. The people and places you will meet in these pages will truly enhance your life - from the real Robinson Caruso in the Cook Islands to a gracious matriarch in Tonga and a dog who talks with dolphins. You will go hunting lobsters in the middle of the night on Mopelia and find humour in a terrific gale. Exciting, poignant and always…mehr

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This book narrates the fascinating and sometimes dangerous but always thought-provoking adventures of the good ship Mah-lish. In a lighted-hearted and sometimes laugh-out-loud funny way, we enjoy Don and Esther Brown's odyssey around the South Pacific in the 1970's. The people and places you will meet in these pages will truly enhance your life - from the real Robinson Caruso in the Cook Islands to a gracious matriarch in Tonga and a dog who talks with dolphins. You will go hunting lobsters in the middle of the night on Mopelia and find humour in a terrific gale. Exciting, poignant and always engaging - the read is not merely a voyeurism, you truly become a member of the crew sharing laughter, fear and amazement.
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Inspired by her Native grandmother and her heritage, Mallory Eaglewood created her healing song-the book you now hold in your hands. Throwaway People draws from the experiences of her Assiniboine grandmother's harrowing journey as a Residential School Survivor and her grandfather's poignant tale of deportation from Scotland during the Scottish Clearances. As well as her own personal experiences living in Scotland. Furthermore, Mallory has lectured on Native studies for many years and owned a tour company exclusively showcasing First Nations in their traditional lands. A decorated author, Mallory's accolades include the prestigious Author of the Year award from the Province Newspaper, and her articles can be seen in various magazines. Her previous books include poetry in English and French, short stories, and plays. As a member of the Federation of BC Writers and the League of Canadian Poets, she is an active presence in the literary community. Visit her at www.malloryeaglewood.com