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- Haida / by Cuthbert, Megan,1984-; Jablonski-Jones, Martha.;
Includes Internet addresses (p. 23) and index.Explores the key aboriginal legends of the Haida.LSC- Subjects: Haida Indians;
- © c2014., Weigl Educational Pub. Ltd.,
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- HMCS Haida : battle ensign flying / by Gough, Barry M.,1938-;
Includes bibliographical references (p. [240]-250) and index.- Subjects: Haida (Ship); World War, 1939-1945; Korean War, 1950-1953;
- © c2001., Vanwell Pub.,
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- The Haida / by Nault, Jennifer.;
Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) and index.The people -- Haida homes -- Haida communities -- Haida clothing -- Haida food -- Tools, weapons, and defence -- Haida religion -- Ceremonies and celebrations -- Music and dance -- Language and storytelling -- Haida art -- Haida totem poles -- Modern artiOutlines the traditional way of life of the Haida, their religious beliefs, their celebrations, and their artwork.- Subjects: Haida Indians;
- © 2008., Weigl,
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- Magical beings of Haida Gwaii / by Williams-Davidson, Terri-Lynn.; Davidson, Sara Florence,1973-; Koski, Alyssa.; Hilgemann, Judy.;
Includes bibliographical references.Introduces a number of supernatural beings who have lived on the islands of Haida Gwaii. Each of them has a strong connection to the land and the sea, and teaches us to respect nature.LSC- Subjects: Haida Indians; Supernatural; Haida mythology.; Haida Indians; Haida mythology;
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- The golden spruce : a true story of myth, madness, and greed / by Vaillant, John(John H.),author.;
Includes bibliographical references.- Subjects: Hadwin, Grant.; Historic trees; Sitka spruce; Forest policy; Chlorosis (Plants); Malicious mischief; Haida.;
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- Sisters of the spruce : a novel / by Shimotakahara, Leslie,author.;
Includes bibliographical references.World War One is in high gear. Fourteen-year-old Khya Terada moves with her family to a remote, misty inlet on Haida Gwaii, then the Queen Charlotte Islands, in northern British Columbia, known for its Sitka spruces. The Canadian government has passed an act to expedite logging of these majestic trees, desperately needed for the Allies' aircrafts in Europe. At a camp on the inlet, Khya's father, Sannosuke--a talented, daring logger with twenty years of experience since immigrating from Japan--assumes a position of leadership among the Japanese and Chinese workers. But the arrival of a group of white loggers, eager to assert their authority, throws off balance the precarious life that Khya and her family have begun to establish. When a quarrel between Sannosuke and a white man known as "the Captain" escalates, leading to the betrayal of her older sister, Izzy, and humiliation for the family, Khya embarks on a perilous journey with her one friend--a half-Chinese sex worker, on the lam for her own reasons--to track down the man and force him to take responsibility. Yet nothing in the forest is as it appears. Can they save Izzy from ruination and find justice without condemning her to a life of danger, or exposing themselves to the violence of an angry, power-hungry man? Drawing on inspiration from her ancestors' stories and experiences, Shimotakahara weaves an entrancing tale of female adventure, friendship, and survival.- Subjects: Historical fiction.; Novels.; Betrayal; Families; Female friendship; Loggers; Sisters; Sitka spruce; Survival; Japanese Canadians;
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