Catherine Kenney: 6 books

The Adventures of Captain Heman Godfrey Kenney And Lady Catherine 1833-1917. The call of the sea sets Heman Kenney, a young captain from hunger-starved Ireland, on a journey across the ocean to the new world. Familiar events of the development of the new country of Canada unfold along side the blossoming...

One of the most fascinating comments often made about Dorothy l. Sayers is that she wrote “real” novels.  Catherine Kenney considers why Sayers mysteries tend to strike astute readers this way, and in so doing, suggests her place not only in the history of detection, but in the larger tradition...

Catherine was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Open Doors and Open Windows: a Journey with God is a story about her own journey to find a personal relationship with God. It tells of her life as a girl, her experiences as a young adult, a broken heart and rescue by Paul, the man from Tennessee. Let...

All choices, good ones and bad, create change. Not unlike a ripple in a pond, the choices often have unforeseen and farreaching effects, even beyond distant spans of time. The kinAll choices, good ones and bad, create change. Not unlike a ripple in a pond, the choices often have unforeseen and farreaching effects,...

Abraham Lincoln was born to poor parents, in a log cabin on the western frontier of a young nation. The unity of the United States, which had been built on the ideal that all people are created equal, was cracking under the heavy yoke of slavery. As Lincoln embarked on his presidency, the slaveholding...

This unique collection of chapters takes the reader on a tour to explore innovative preservice and inservice teacher education practices from many regions of the United States, Canada and the world. Each of the chapters offers an authentic, documentary account of successful initiatives that break...