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  • A Country Gal in the City

    "A Country Gal in the City" is a compilation of short stories and poems, all based on real life experiences. Barbie-Jo has lived in many places across the Canadian Prairies, with deep ancestral roots in the Maritimes. The title refers to her love of the many rural places where she has lived, but also her loving connection to big cities, where she has also made her homes.As she writes on her book ... Read more

    $10.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Another Piece of Pie, Please

    Interspersed with the recipes are random stories, mostly relating to pie making, but forgive the author if she slipped in a thought or two that has nothing at all to do with the subject matter! You'll also notice "pie notes" that are flagged with the little pie icon - it's a delicious slice of cherry pie (the author's favourite). These notes are meant to draw your attention to specific tips and ... Read more

    $8.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Everything Let Loose at Once

    How many of us make plans, assume an outcome only to have it all go terribly wrong? I know I have. I learned to recognize the shift from everyday to atypical from my dad. He was the master of crisis management and Plan B thinking and I am a chip of the old block! A regular work day turned into a gummy, hardened experience as Dad discovered that his mind had been occupied while he was dressing. ... Read more

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  • Echoes of a Country Heart

    In Echoes of a Country Heart, Barbie-Jo Smith shows her skill as a story teller who paints exquisite pictures with her words. Whether it be through raw emotion that tugs at your heartstrings or hilarious humour about the lighter side of life, she leaves you wanting more. Because she writes about experiences we have all had, you come away with a feeling that you can step right into her story poems ... Read more

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  • Things Were Going Fine... Till We Hit the Rapids

    One afternoon my husband and I were driving in our truck heading home from a great day of fishing. As we chatted, he began to recount a story about being with friends and drifting down a lazy shallow mountain river on a sunny afternoon, enjoying the wonders of Mother Nature. Ahead was a bush trap, which is a low hanging tree limb that catches floating logs and debris. As they swerved to avoid the ... Read more

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