Set within the 'Agaricus' series, this standalone novel offers a unique narrative that can be enjoyed independently. It continues to explore the rich themes and character dynamics established in the previous books, inviting readers into a captivating world filled with intriguing plots and deep emotional connections. Fans of the series will find familiar elements while newcomers can appreciate the story's self-contained nature.
The Remarkable, Untold Story of Frederick Walker Casey Baldwin: Gentleman, Genius, and Alexander Graham Bell's Protégé
The biography reveals the life of Frederick Walker "Casey" Baldwin, the first Canadian to fly, just months before the iconic 1909 Silver Dart flight. As an aeronaut, engineer, and politician, Baldwin was closely associated with Alexander Graham Bell and is celebrated for his genius. John Langley presents a comprehensive account of Baldwin's remarkable contributions to aviation and his pioneering spirit, shedding light on a significant figure in Canadian history.
The rampant use of genetically modified food incites public debate among activists, ethicists, scientists, regulators and industry representatives. But why is it so controversial? This timely and balanced book explores the many myths and arguments surrounding this extremely topical issue.