Book 3 in this series.

Includes bibliographical references.

"Prentice Hall Regents Canada continues its Canadian literature collection for learners of English with the four book series, Classics Canada: Authentic Readings for ESL Students. Classics Canada is an exciting introduction to unabridged Canadian literature - from myths and legends to modern poetry, drama and prose, all combined with language learning activities. Beginning students will enjoy the following features of Book Three: Activities surrounding each literature piece build key reading skills
Balanced skill development is encouraged through comprehension, vocabulary, discussion and writing activities
Illustrations spark reader response and motivation
Easy reference glossary supports each literature selection." (Book Cover)

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Acknowledgments

Preface

1. The Whale
/ Yves Thériault

2. Two Saints
/ Antonine Maillet;
Translated by Philip Stratford

3. Bambinger
/ Mordecai Richler

4. Love Poetry
April 19, 19_
/ George Elliott Clarke
There is Certainly Someone
/ Anne Hébert
Love's May
/ Émile Nelligan

5. The Gift
/ Claire Martin

6. The Mirage of Edward Pontifex
/ Ethel Wilson

7. When Twilight Falls on the Stump Lots
/ Charles G. D. Roberts

8. DRAMA - Les Belles Soeurs
/ Michel Tremblay

9. The Patient
/ Albert Laberge

10. All the Years of Her Life
/ Morley Callaghan

11. The Springfield Fox
/ Ernest Thompson Seton

12. Lyric Poetry
As the Mist Leaves No Scar
/ Leonard Cohen Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye
/ Leonard Cohen The Only Tourist in Havana Turns His Thoughts Homeward

/ Leonard Cohen Suzanne Take You Down
/ Leonard Cohen

13. Socks
/ Hugh Hood

14. Everyone Talked Loudly in Chinatown
/ Anne Jew

15. NOVEL - Who Has Seen the Wind
/ W. O. Mitchell

Map of Canada

ESL students at a beginners level.