A Bird in the House: Stories (Phoenix Fiction)
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Average customer review:Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1182252 in Books
- Published on: 1993-04-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 192 pages
Editorial Reviews
Synopsis
Eight interconnected stories reveal the world of Vanessa MacLeod and her growing awareness of, and passage into, womanhood.
Customer Reviews
8 Great Stories of Canadian Culture and Heritage
This is a book I chose for a Grade 13 English ISU up here in Toronto. This book is in essence, about the developing process of a young female writer, Margaret Laurence, portrayed in this book as Vanessa MacLeod.
I found the story entitled "The Loons" was the most interesting, it dealt the Native Indian issue of segregation and compared it with the crying of the loons.
A Bird in the House: A Great Canadian Book
This book was given to us to read as a part of the Grade 12 English class in Ontario. I wasn't sure I'd like it because short stories are not my favorite kind of story. I was suprised to find that I enjoyed the book. The characters are so real and vivid. Her depitcions and everything about each of them was very good.
The best story is the Half-Husky. It has good description and the plot is very well laid out and developed.
Great. Proud to be Canadia
This was an assignment in college. At first did not know how to approch it. I'am glad I kept with it, definatly opened my eyes twords relationships and adults.




