· Offering a glimpse into the culture of extreme poverty, this memoir is an insider#;s view into a neighborhood then described as the toughest in Canada. Point St. Charles is an industrial slum in Montreal which is now in the process of gentrification, but Author: Kathy Dobson. · With a Closed Fist. Kathy’s first book With a Closed Fist was released November 1st, A “ gutsy, no-holds-barred, coming-of-age story,” With a Closed Fist chronicles Kathy and her sisters growing up in Point St. Charles, a slum of Montréal that was then considered the toughest neighbourhood in Canada. “In the Point St. Charles of Kathy’s childhood people move for one of two . · The book is titled With a Closed Fist, Growing up in Canada's toughest Neighbourhood by Kathy Dobson. I was in a location where WiFi was pretty wonky but I tried to download it anyway. Only half the book came through before it stopped.
Kathy is coming to Ingleside and Montréal next week! Ingleside Library, Ingleside ON. Ingleside Library. Kathy will be at the Ingleside Library from pm, talking about her book, "With A Closed Fist: Growing up in Canada's Toughest Neighbourhood" and other future writing projects. Kathy Dobson Bundle Kathy Dobson. Our March bundle features Kathy Dobson's two searing memoirs With a Closed Fist: Growing up in Canada's Toughest Neighbourhood and Punching and Kicking: Leaving Canada's Toughest Neighbourhood for $30 plus $6 flat rate shipping in Canada. These books recount the challenges of growing up in, and eventually leaving, Point Saint Charles, once an industrial. With a Closed Fist: Growing Up in Canada's Toughest Nighbourhood Kathy Dobson. In the Point St. Charles of the author's childhood people move for one of two reasons: their apartment is on fire, or the rent is due. Starting in , eight-year-old Kathy Dobson shares her early years growing up in Point St. Charles, an industrial slum in Montreal.
With a Closed Fist: Growing Up in Canada's Toughest Nighbourhood Kathy Dobson. In the Point St. Charles of the author's childhood people move for one of two reasons: their apartment is on fire, or the rent is due. Starting in , eight-year-old Kathy Dobson shares her early years growing up in Point St. Charles, an industrial slum in Montreal. With A Closed Fist: Growing Up In Canada's Toughest Neighbourhood|Kathy Dobson, A dramatization of the Book of Job, the problem of human suffering|James Stacy Stevens, Ethics for Today's School Leaders: Setting Your Ethical Compass|SALICE BARBARA, The Search for Sara|Martin James Russell. Starting in , eight-year-old Kathy Dobson shares her early years growing up in Point St. Charles, an industrial slum in Montreal (now in the process of gentrification). She offers a glimpse into the culture of extreme poverty, giving an insider's view into a neighbourhood then described as the "toughest in Canada.".
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