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Me & Banksy Orca-Strations David Neel Cougars ME & BANKSY DAVID NEEL COUGARS ORCA-STRATIONS Eighth graders Exploring Venice Roughing it in Mark Leiren-Young confront bullying. 33 by dugout canoe. 9 Bute Inlet. 7 brings kids to whales. 29 YOUR FREE GUIDE TO BOOKS & AUTHORS BCBOOKWORLD VOL. 33 • NO. 4 • Winter 2019-20 FIRE & RAIN Forest fires ravaged central B.C. as climate change comes to us all. Chris Czajkowski and Fred Reid have documented the maelstrom of 2017 in Captured By Fire. see pages 10-11 #40010086 fred reid photo publication mail agreement BC DISTRIBUTION BOOKWORLD Thanks to our 100,000 readers & 660 outlets. 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