Verotchka / Neonatal Teaching Handbook / The House That Sexton Built
The Archibald Family of Nova Scotia / Baker’s Dozen
Hey Merv, here comes summer!

We have been contacted occasionally by those who want our help in publishing their book, but do not choose to use our distribution services.

These commissioned books have not appeared on our website in the past, since they were not available from us. They are included now, in order to highlight this service and the significant books that have been produced.

Verotchka
A journal of growing up in Stalinist Russia and Nazi Germany
Vera F. Seiffert

This book, with events drawn from the experiences of the author in another time and place, reads like a movie script.
Published in 2005.

Dalhousie University
Neonatal Teaching Handbook
Educational Objectives and Teaching Modules
Volume One
Volume Two

These two volumes were created for the IWK Children’s Hospital and distributed across Canada. Published in 2005.

The House That Sexton Built
A Century of Outstanding Graduates
Allan E. Marble and Verilea D. Ellis

This heavily illustrated history of the Technical University of Nova Scotia, was published to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

The book highlights the various graduates of Tech TUNS and Dal Engineering, who went on to become some of Canada’s most accomplished and influential engineers.
Published in 2007.

The Archibald Family of Nova Scotia
No Reward Without Effort
Allan E. Marble

This substantial volume was assembled by a well known Nova Scotia author, a member of the extensive and widely dispersed Archibald family.

With over 1,000 pages, this hardcover illustrated genealogy is our largest book.
Published in 2008.

Baker’s Dozen
The Deyoung family of Pomquet – Annie & Arthur’s Legacy
Grayce Rogers

This book chronicles the family’s fascinating history, but above all else, it's a loving tribute to Annie Deyoung and a tangible way to share the rich Deyoung legacy with future generations.

It's the first book that came to us as an idea, thus requiring interviews, research and writing, as well as our usual publishing services.
Published in 2008.

Hey Merv, here comes summer!
Mary Eliza Franklyn

This cheerful little book follows Mervin, a small blue mouse, as he tries to keep up with the months and seasons. The animals, birds and insects watch and try to help from behind plants, bushes, in ponds and in the ocean. It’s easy to remember and a good chance to play 'I Spy'.

A small printing enabled this talented author/illustrator to give a unique gift to her grandson.
Published in 2008.

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