Book Reviews

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• National Visions, National Blindness: Canadian Art and Identities in the 1920s by Leslie Dawn

-Reviewed by Gerta Moray (pgs: 179-83)

• The Mapmaker's Eye: Douglas Thompson on the Columbia Plateau by Jack Nisbet

-Reviewed by I.S. MacLaren (pgs: 183-6)

• Native Seattle: Histories from the Crossing-Over Place by Coll Thrush

-Reviewed by Jean Barman (pgs: 186-7)

• Athapaskan Migration: The Archaeology of Eagle Lake, British Columbia by Martin Magne, R. G. Matson

-Reviewed by Chris Springer (pgs: 187-90)

• Sharks of the Pacific Northwest: Including Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and Alaska by Alessandro De Maddalena

-Reviewed by Anna Hall (pgs: 190-1)

• Blue Valley: An Ecological Memoir by Luanne Armstrong

-Reviewed by Anne Edwards (pgs: 191-3)

• Harbour City: Nanaimo in Transition, 1920-1967 by Jan Peterson

-Reviewed by Patrick A. Dunae (pgs: 193-5)

• The Comox Valley: Courtnay, Comox, Cumberland, and Area by Paula Wild

-Reviewed by Jamie Morton (pgs: 195-7)

-Reviewed by (pgs: 197-8)

• River of Memory: The Everlasting Columbia by William D. Layman

-Reviewed by Bruce Shelvey (pgs: 198-200)