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Nathan MacKinnon
This action-packed biography gives readers an inside look at the career of hockey superstar Nathan MacKinnon. Filled with exciting photos, compelling text, and informative sidebars, this book is sure to be a hit with young hockey fans.
Nathan MacKinnon
A dominant minor hockey player from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Nathan MacKinnon was ticketed for NHL stardom from an early age. He did not disappoint. MacKinnon would lead his hometown team, major junior's Halifax Mooseheads, to their first Memorial Cup in 2013, and fulfilled the dream of every young hockey player when he was selected first overall in that summer's NHL draft. In his first season (2013-2014) for the Colorado Avalanche, MacKinnon met the considerable expectations placed upon him by scoring 63 points and winning the Calder Trophy as the league's top rookie. While his second season was largely a disappointment before a broken foot ended his season prematurely, MacKinnon's future is bright. In this stat-packed biography, TSN correspondent Paul Hollingsworth traces the development of one of the NHL's most exciting young stars. Starting with MacKinnon's jaw-dropping minor hockey career and continuing through his NHL career to date and his play as part of Team Canada at world championships, the book includes 40 colour photos, as well as interviews and analysis from well-known hockey commentators. With a foreword from broadcaster Dan Robertson.
Strange Things
"Between November, 1895, and June, 1897, the late Rev. Fr. Allan McDonald, parish priest of the island of Eriskay in the Outer Hebrides, made a collection of second sight and ghost stories which he entitled 'Strange Things', and which has hitherto remained in manuscript. Investigations made by the authors of this book show that this collection was actually made on behalf of the Society for Psychical Research's enquiry into second sight in the Scottish Highlands and Islands, which was begun in 1892 with the fiinancial backing of the third Marquess of Bute, a vice-president of the S.P.R. It appears that Fr. Allan McDonald's collection is the only surviving body of material connected with this ...
