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Bewilderment:  294 pages
Paper: $26.85 ISBN 0-88887-268-2 Shipping: $5.80 for one copy $6.80 outside Canada $0.80 each additional copy. This book is in stock and ships within 48 hours of receipt of order. |
About the Book Set in the village of Point Edward, Ontario in the year 1936, the novel depicts the struggle of a working-class family to survive in an era of high unemployment and a near non-existent safety net. A cross-section of small-town Canadian society provides a backdrop to the action, and adds touches of humour and pathos. Bewilderment is the seventh in a series of novels by Don Gutteridge tracing the story of Point Edward and Lambton County from 1840 to 1945. About the Author Don Gutteridge is a well-known educator, as well as a widely published poet and novelist. He is the author of Brave Season, Incredible Journeys and The Dimension of Delight (The Althouse Press) - pedagogical books for teachers. He is professor emeritus at the Faculty of Education, The University of Western Ontario. |
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Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data
Gutteridge, Don, 1937- Bewilderment: a novel of the Great Depression ISBN 0-88887-268-2 (pbk.) 1. Depressions-1929-Canada-Fiction. I. Title. PS8513.U85B499 2001 C813'.54 C00-091436-5 PR9199.3.G84B49 2001 E-mail:drt@borealispress.com
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