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Aggie’s Dream

Aggie’s Dream

$20.00

Aggie’s years at Owen Sound Collegiate: classes, debates, friendships

194 pages
$20.00 in Canada
ISBN 978-1-896922-46-1

Categories: ALL, Biography / Autobiography, Real Lives, Young Adult [Grade 6 up]

Description

Aggie’s Dream

Agnes Macphail in High School
By Donna Mann

Aggie’s years at Owen Sound Collegiate: classes, debates, friendships. Can you imagine her excitement when she entered the grand assembly hall where debaters and orators shared the stage?

This new book shows Agnes Macphail’s determination not to let town ways intimidate her as she moved closer to her dream of teacher training. By doing well academically, playing basketball, and taking part in the Literary Society, she proved she could do anything she set her mind and heart to.

194 pages
$20.00 in Canada
ISBN 978-1-896922-46-1

 

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