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Our Game: The History of Hockey in Canada
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by Dave Stubbs
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List Price: $14.95
$11.66
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on 10-14-2008.
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Features
Cover Type: Paperback with 56 pages
Published by: Lobster Pr Ltd September 30, 2008
Written in: English
ISBN 10 Number: 1897073895
ISBN 13 Number: 978-1897073896
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Product Description
Our Game: The History of Hockey in Canada provides a play-by-play of Canada's national sport’s evolution over three centuries, from the first publicly played game through the recent NHL lock-out. Along with essential information about rules, gear, and stats, readers will learn about hockey’s most unforgettable moments and most talented stars. Little-known facts, amazing photographs (many of which have never been published in a book before), and expertly researched history make this a must-have for every hockey fan! This is the most comprehensive children's book ever written about the history of hockey, from the Canadian perspective. Kids who are passionate about hockey want to know everything there is to know about the game; this book delves into the history of the sport as a whole, rather than focusing on just one era or star player. The book's dynamic design includes sidebars, benchmarks, stats, captions, a quiz, and a glossary, giving children the option to pick up the book and casually thumb through it to glean interesting hockey facts; they can also dive into the captivating narrative that ties the landmark events and heroes of the game together. Targeted at children from ages 8 - 12, this book will also be enjoyed by many generations of hockey buffs; perfect for parents and their children to explore together!
--This text refers to the
Hardcover
edition.
Publisher Description
This is the most comprehensive children's book ever written about the history of hockey, from the Canadian perspective. Kids who are passionate about hockey want to know everything there is to know about the game; this book delves into the history of the sport as a whole, rather than focusing on just one era or star player. The book's dynamic design includes sidebars, benchmarks, stats, captions, a quiz, and a glossary, giving children the option to pick up the book and casually thumb through it to glean interesting hockey facts; they can also dive into the captivating narrative that ties the landmark events and heroes of the game together. Targeted at children from ages 8 - 12, this book will also be enjoyed by many generations of hockey buffs; perfect for parents and their children to explore together!
--This text refers to the
Hardcover
edition.
Reader Reviews
This review is from: Our Game: The History of Hockey in Canada (My Canada) (Paperback)
looking for a book that presents nice pictures as well as a nice history time line for a young reader who loves hockey. you've found your book my 8 year old enjoys reading it & we can cross over to my 5 year old by the pictures & text from the pictures. these kinds of books are hard to find but this one is a "no brainer "
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