An anthology of Canadian Literature In EnglishFourth Edition by Donna Bennett

An anthology of Canadian Literature In EnglishFourth Edition Reviews

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  Rachel

  should you write a review for a textbook? i don't really care. this was a very good textbook, definitely worth actually buying but my advice is to keep it away from your salad! i spilt salad dressing all over mine. saddest day of my life.
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  Kaede

  Class textbook: So I didn't actually read the whole entirety of the Anthology.
  
  But this was actually a pretty good collection. Pretty good poems and short stories in here. My first introduction to Margaret Atwood was in this textbook.
  
  In this edition I've read:
  Introduction to Anthology (xv-xix)
  Catharine Parr Traill: From The Backwoods of Canada (71-81)
  Susanna Moodie: From Roughing It in the Bush (82-122)
  Margaret Atwood: From The Journals of Susanna Moodie (680-684)
  From E. Pauline Johnson (introduction 204-6):
  “A Cry from an Indian Wife” (208)
  “The Song My Paddle Sings” (206)
  “Silhouette” (211)
  “The Lost Island” (212)
  From Duncan Campbell Scott (introduction 226):
  “The Onondaga Madonna” (230)
  Ethel Wilson's "The Window" (323-332)
  Dorothy Livesay "Introduction" (395-987)
  Dorothy Livesay's "Bartok and the Geranium" (404)
  Alice Munro’s “The Progress of Love.” (570)
  Joy Kagawa "Introduction" (622)
  Joy Kagawa's "Obasan" (624-629)
  Joy Kagawa's "Road Building By Pick Axe" (631-633)