Anne Wilkinson was a Canadian poet, integral to the modernist movement in Canadian poetry during the 1940s and 1950s, standing alongside Dorothy Livesay and P. K. Page as one of the era's prominent female voices. Her poetic style is characterized by its meticulous craftsmanship and keen attention to detail. Wilkinson's work often delves into themes of identity and belonging, drawing inspiration from familial connections and personal introspection. Though overlooked for decades, her poetry has experienced a resurgence, affirming her enduring literary significance.
The narrative delves into the Osler family's significant impact on medicine, literature, and public life, highlighting the life of Sir William Osler, a distinguished physician. Through thorough research and an engaging writing style, the book explores the family's relationships and personal challenges, offering readers a comprehensive view of their legacy and contributions to society.
The collection features a poignant self-portrait of a talented poet who tragically passed away at the height of her career. Accompanied by Coldwell's introduction, the writings highlight both her life and artistic contributions, capturing the essence of her spirit and the impact of her work.
This charming cardboard book is chock full of stimulating things for your little one to see and feel. Each page depicts zebra characteristics accompanied with sensory stimulating materials for youngsters to explore. Your child will love petting the zebra's squashy nose, shiny hooves, and hairy tail! As always, Jellycat conforms to American (ASTM) and European (EN-71) standards for the manufacture of safe toys. Designed lovingly in England and made with care in China.