| Author: | Liz Chorney | ISBN: | 9781412236362 |
| Publisher: | Trafford Publishing | Publication: | August 1, 2005 |
| Imprint: | Trafford Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | Liz Chorney |
| ISBN: | 9781412236362 |
| Publisher: | Trafford Publishing |
| Publication: | August 1, 2005 |
| Imprint: | Trafford Publishing |
| Language: | English |
The making of a string instrument called a Bandura, played a significant role in the documentation of my grandmother's immigration (at the tender age of 14) and her settlement in Canada.
From my memories as well as those shared with by my uncle, her son, the story begins, taking you the reader on that same journey across the ocean, weaving through past and present life events of my grandmother and me the writer.
Hopefully, after reading this story, you too will be inspired to document your ancestral stories as well, to leave as a legacy for future generations. For, we must always remember the gifts our multicultural ancestor's left us, in their assimilation to the new world.
Reviews
Book Review Iryna Konstantiuk
"Excellent work, an unforgettable story! The story as told, is a refreshing presentation of a pioneer immigrants adaptation and survival in Canada. This historical account of events, reminds one of where we've come from, and what it means to belong to this nation. It is a must read for every Canadian, particularly each successive generation of youth. I would recommend that this book be part of mandatory reading within our Canadian school curriculum!"
Iryna Konstantiuk, M.A. Instructor, Department of German & Slavic Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba
The making of a string instrument called a Bandura, played a significant role in the documentation of my grandmother's immigration (at the tender age of 14) and her settlement in Canada.
From my memories as well as those shared with by my uncle, her son, the story begins, taking you the reader on that same journey across the ocean, weaving through past and present life events of my grandmother and me the writer.
Hopefully, after reading this story, you too will be inspired to document your ancestral stories as well, to leave as a legacy for future generations. For, we must always remember the gifts our multicultural ancestor's left us, in their assimilation to the new world.
Reviews
Book Review Iryna Konstantiuk
"Excellent work, an unforgettable story! The story as told, is a refreshing presentation of a pioneer immigrants adaptation and survival in Canada. This historical account of events, reminds one of where we've come from, and what it means to belong to this nation. It is a must read for every Canadian, particularly each successive generation of youth. I would recommend that this book be part of mandatory reading within our Canadian school curriculum!"
Iryna Konstantiuk, M.A. Instructor, Department of German & Slavic Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba
