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Captain of the powerhouse Chicago Blackhawks Pierre Pilote takes us on a rich and unforgettable journey through the rinks and dressing rooms of the Junior "A" St. Catharines Teepees and AHL Buffalo Bisons to his first big and embarrassing shift as a rookie with the Blackhawks.

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Pilote takes us on a rich and unforgettable journey through his stunning hockey career -- from the juniors to the Chicago Black Hawks and their quest for the Stanley Cup. His story explores his time with many hockey greats including Bobby Hull, Stan Mikita, Rocket Richard, Gordie Howe.

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Exclusive, behind-the-scenes revelations in this study of Heart's hit-making process. Includes exclusive interviews and is a must-have for any Heart fan.

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Hearts on Fire is a history of five years of triumph for Canadian music and a celebration of the innovative new artists that rose the profile of Canadian music on the international stage. Everyone from The Be Good Tanyas to Broken Social Scene to Feist to Arcade Fire is celebrated in this triumphant tale of unparalleled creativity.

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Hearty is thoughtful and curious food and gardening writing that showcases andrea bennett's range, combining personal essays, reporting, and hybrids of the two to study food as a source of pleasure, practical creativity, and sustenance.

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A drug bust at a former Molson plant leads to the discovery and arrest of a nameless gang based in Hamilton and Toronto that also committed stock market fraud, immigrant slavery, arms trafficking, and political corruption.

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Rob Vollman is one of the new breed of hockey stat experts, and has been self-publishing his Hockey Abstract journal. Here is a fun and informative guide hockey fans can use to understand and enjoy what analytics says about team building and other elements of the sport.

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Hockey Card Stories 2 is filled with more of your favorite players telling your new favorite stories.

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Sportsnet anchor Ken Reid interviews 60 former NHLers -- the greats (Orr, Esposito, Potvin), the not-so (Steve Ludzik, Michel Dion, John Garrett), and the not-great-at-all -- who bring to life a golden age of both collectibles and professional hockey.

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For readers of Sharp Objects comes a thrilling modern noir with a fresh narrative voice that explores coming of age, desire, and the lengths we'll go to for love.

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While many know of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope, few know how he managed to accomplish such an incredible feat. Through 50+ interviews, newly discovered archive material, and Terry's own journal, Hope reveals his thoughts, motivation, and drive, inspiring readers to conquer any challenge they may face.

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Founding member of The Lovin' Spoonful, Steve Boone works with Tony Moss on a memoir about Steve Boone's life as a member of an iconic 60's band and beyond.

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After being set up for a crime he didn't commit and having his barroom, House of Blazes, seized, Levi Hayes returns from San Quentin Prison and he's out for gold -- and blood.

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This is the first book about vamps to focus specifically on all known ways to prevent vampirism, protect oneself against attacks and ultimately destroy them, as documented in actual folklore as well as horror film, TV and fiction.

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Sheldon Funk wakes up, alone and confused, on an autopsy table. If Sheldon is going to survive his death without literally falling apart at the seams, he's going to have to find a way to balance family, career, and cannibalism. Husk is a story of the everyzombie we could all be.

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An heiress kidnapped by radicals joins their cause. Convicted of robbery, she claims a "different personality" did it. This is the memoir of that personality.

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A travelogue, memoir, and pop science all in one, Jean McNeil journeys to the largely uninhabited Antarctica and must examine the importance of ice to our environment alongside how her violent upbringing in the Maritimes has shaped her own thermodynamics for life.

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Idaho Winter is a boy with an extraordinarily painful existence, loathed by everyone in the town where he lives. But when he realizes that his suffering has been cruelly designed by a clumsy writer, the boy's angry thoughts create monsters and maladies for which the author must now find the cure.

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A profound meditation on love, death, sex, and sickness, If I Didn't Love the River speaks directly to the polarizations of our time. Priest's mastery of dark satire, lyric ebullience, erotic verse, and the pithy maxim is as gratifying as it is unique.

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When a charismatic young woman wearing a grief amulet enters the lives of Joanne and Zack Shreve, she brings with her a dark secret and the determination to destroy everything in her way.

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My So-Called Life lasted only 19 episodes from 1994 to 1995, but in that time it earned many devoted viewers, including the showrunners who would usher in the teen TV boom of the late '90s and the new millennium.