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- Condition
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- Weight
- 8.6 oz
- Publisher
- AB Publishing
- Publication date
- January 1, 2003
- Language
- English
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An Adventure in animal antics and wilderness wisdom! Somewhere east of sunset and somewhere west of dawn is Sanctuary Lake, a wilderness home Sam and Giny Campbell seek in their old but faithful birch canoe, "Buddie." Dip your paddle into the cool waters of imagination and journey into the far-flung world of the furtrading voyageur. A Tippy Canoe and Canada Too will delight you with the wildlife friendships and revelations of the north woods land of distant shores where there are no roads, no towns, no manmade intrusions-a land where peace lives on. Paperback, 250 pages. AB Publishing. Read more
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| Publisher | AB Publishing |
|---|---|
| Publication date | January 1, 2003 |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-10 | 1881545717 |
| ISBN-13 | 12 |
| Item Weight | 8.6 ounces |
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If you enjoy Sam Campbell's books, you'll like this one.
It is written towards the end of WWII which adds to the interesting story line. These were the books of my childhood and I have enjoyed recently reading them again as a senior. They are full of heartwarming forest characters with all their funny antics. I've learned a lot of wildlife facts by reading Sam's books. If you like the great outdoors, you'll enjoy these books. They are really great read aloud books. I've read them to my students and my family.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2020 by T. White
Nature Book
Another fun and heart warming adventure of Sam Campbell and his wife, Carol as they take one last trip in their beloved, rickety, patched-up for the last time canoe to Canada. They encounter many interesting animals and friends along the way. The animals will have you laughing. Sam and Carol travel all over the world giving lectures and showing pictures of what they've seen to educate and help people understand and love nature. Once you start reanding, you won't want to stop.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2010 by Marie Post
Nature story
True story of a couple that lives on a small island and have a lot of animals for neighbors
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2019 by Pat K
Sam Campbel, a greqt author!!
This is a wonderful, must read book! Along with all of his other books!
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2019 by hi
Bookworm
Bought this for my 91 year old Mom and she spent the next several with her nose in the book.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2014 by L. Scoggins
Adventures abound with Animals, a Kid, a Soldier, and a Leaky Canoe
Sometime over the years an inanimate object becomes something more than it is, whether it is a car or in the case of Sam Campbell a canoe. A Tippy Canoe and Canada Too is the fourth book of Campbell’s Living Forest ranges from the Sanctuary of Wegimind to the wilds of Canada’s canoe country featuring not only animal adventures but also the last year of the Campbell’s durable canoe, Buddie. Sam and Giny Campbell return to their animal sanctuary in early spring 1945 and find their durable canoe, Buddie, in bad shape and because a concern throughout the book even though they’re able to repair it well enough. Recovering from the bad news of their canoe, they are happily surprised to find Still-Mo with a family only because they thought she was a male. Soon they learn their island home’s resident woodchuck has also become a mother. As they enjoy the new residents of the island, Sam and Giny have another new young neighbor boy, Hi-Bud, who met Sam in St. Louis years before and has moved close by. Throughout the spring and summer, Hi-Bud becomes a welcome guest and nature-enthusiast-in-training that the couple enjoys having over. Late in the summer they welcome their friend Sandy on leave from V-E Day injury before his deployment to the Pacific only for the war to end, suddenly allowing the three of them to take their long awaited journey to Canadian canoe country to find an isolated lake to observe and research animals without hardly any human interference. Unfortunately this is Buddie’s last trip as it’s damaged so much that after their return they decide to burn the canoe in a pyre at the end of the book. Although the book is the a little longer than the previous two books, Campbell packs a lot of stuff in this book though in his usual engaging and easy reading prose. Like the last book, a war-experience soldier brings some of philosophical thought to the front especially as he now is looking towards his future post-combat. With young Hi-Bud, youthful exuberance brings out another kind of philosophical thought from Campbell that is very enlightening especially in connection with the imaginative youngster. There is religious faith is written about, though not as prominent as the previous book. A Tippy Canoe and Canada Too while very much like the previous three books of Sam Campbell’s series, it is also different as it gives the reader an impression about how things changed for people after World War II ended as compared to when it was going on. If you enjoyed the previous books that Campbell has written you’d enjoy this as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2018 by Matthew Ries
Sam Campbell book
A favorite author since I was a child. I am thrilled to be able to replicate my old collection of his works.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2013 by Charlotte Geier
Memories returned
This is the last book of Sam Campbell's "Living Forest Series." It is a bittersweet tale of how the author discovers his canoe has not wintered well and must make the decision of how to part with his canoe which has served him so well through the years. The process helps him come to grips with his own life. It helps him make decisions that would've been too hard for him make had he not found the canoe. I recommend this after reading BELOVED RASCALS, Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo - and Still-Mo: Lessons in Living from Five Frisky Red Squirrels, and Loony Coon Antics of a Rollicking Raccoon.
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