Book Signing in Annapolis Royal

Book Signing in Annapolis Royal

Posted at 10:06 am by Poor Houses of Nova Scotia, on November 19, 2018
A personalized signed copy of A Wholesome Horror: Poor Houses in Nova Scotia would make a great Christmas gift. Drop by and see us at Bainton’s in Annapolis Royal!

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Brenda Thompson is the Author of A Wholesome Horror: Poor Houses in Nova Scotia and award winning Single Mothers' Survival Guide. Playwright of such plays as No Brag, Just Facts performed at the Atlantic Fringe Festival and the Fundy Fringe Festival.

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Poor Houses in Nova Scotia

Book Signing in Annapolis Royal

Posted at 10:06 am by Poor Houses of Nova Scotia, on November 19, 2018

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A signed copy of the book A Wholesome Horror – $15.95 plus postage