Margo Lemieux

An Algonquian family spends a cold night waiting to see the earthworms dance as they did in the ancient story about the Full Worm Moon.

A father tells his son, who is fearful of wolves, a story about people and wolves helping one another.

"Vietnam's recent success has gone hand in hand with its effort to integrate into the global community. Key to this is its evolving relations with the U.S. This book offers various angles of this important bilateral relationship. It also highlights Vietnam's attempt to deal with the challenges and opportunities that arose from the new economic and political developments in the East Asian region. Readers who want to have a quick understanding of Vietnam's...

"On July 9, 1931, Henry Lemieux celebrated his twenty-first birthday on the ocean liner Laurentic. He was on his way to Sudan in Africa, where he would teach for the next six years in a place very different from the city streets of Fall River, MA, the industrial city where he grew up."--Page 4 of cover

Zachary still remembers his "real" parents and finds that adjusting to life as Marie and Tom's adopted son is sometimes a painful reality.