White Mountain Publications
List of EBooks Available from this site.
Fiction Titles Self Help Titles to Help Writers Bahá'í Titles History, Biography, Autobiography Poetry
Fiction
The Curious History of Albert the Dragonby George Cassidy. An unlikely hero ventures on a quest to rescue a fair maiden from a fearsome dragon who has defeated and devoured many knights. But battle is not inevitable. Common sense and empathy resolves the conflict, and the result is a unique partnership. If you think this is only a children's story, let me assure you it is delightful for adults as well. $9.95
Davf's Notes
Stories, poetry and recipes by Leslie Belland. Royal Canadian Navy in Frontenac County, and later served with Canadian Foreign Affairs and Transport Canada. $2.95
Gabby by André Maheu. Gabby doesn’t know how to stop talking. He keeps finding himself in situations that should be devastating and yet manages to somehow keep going in style. Set historically in New Liskeard of 1916 through 1918, Gabby is a fictional character interacting with real people and places of that time. He winds his way through New Liskeard and World War I, meeting many famous people of that time with hilarious results. $9.95
Gabby Remembers by André Maheu. Gabby does it again. A 75 year old Gabby regales his grandchildren with his exploits during the Roaring Twenties, the Dirty Thirties and the beginning of the Fabulous Forties. Historical fiction that's easy to ingest. $9.95
Gabby The Legacies by André Maheu is the third and final chapter in the life of fictional character Gabriel Lajasette. Gabby and all of his children actively play major roles during World War II. His efforts pay off and his popularity garners international fame. As he ages, he faces new political challenges, deals with heart-wrenching events and contemplates his many legacies. $9.95
Kingston Taxi Tales by Dalia Gesser. These slice-of-life stories, told by the cab driver, offer insight into some humorous, relatable, unusual experiences. Some stories include mature content. $9.95
Missing in Cobalt by Terry Cassidy A girl's body found in a Cobalt mine adit in 1949 leads to many questions, including who she was, why she was there, and who did it. $4.95
Private Soldier attempts to convey the experience of the Northwest Europe campaign of 1944-1945 from the point of view of a soldier in a rifle company. A carefully-researched World War II novel by Terry Cassidy $4.95
Quarantine the new novel by Terry Cassidy. Set in 1994, young Wat Moore is caught up in a devastating situation while visiting his father's laboratory in Ottawa. When it's believed that he has been exposed to a deadly and highly contagious pathogen, the government sends him into a quarantine in the north that could last the rest of his life.
The Summer of 1956~a hot summer in the Cold War by Harry Kleinhuis have Kenny, Bobby and Jake caught up in a clandestine supply run for the Cold War radar stations when they become a a little too curious at the North Bay airport. Adventure, survival, and their reliance on one another make it the summer they will never forget, and really can't talk about either. $11.95
Self Help
Palliative by Harry Kleinhuis is a collection of poems that touch on those things for which we struggle to find the answers to or, often, even just the right words. $3.95
Spiritual Intelligence A Practical Guide to Personal Happiness by Khalil Khavari. The first book published that defined the mind-body-spirit trinity and ways to achieve a balanced, joyful life. Copied many times, but I think Khalil did it most accessibly. $8.69
Titles to Help Writers
Canadian Writers' Contest Calendar-2025 compiled by Deborah Ranchuk. Covers Jan-Dec 2025 $9.95
Writing in Brief by Michael Fitzgerald $1.95
History, Biography, Autobiography
African Destiny Eleanor Harding takes us on a real-life voyage of discovery in following her daughter's decision to pioneer to Africa.$7.50
Cobalt Mining Times Remembered Bill Sutton records his memories of working in the Cobalt Mining Camp $8.69
COBALT Where The Stories Are As Tall As The Headframes by Helene Culhane. Fascinating insights into the heart of this incredible town from the people who refuse to call anywhere else home, from interviews with Cobalt seniors. Available in EBook formats. $5.95
Highway Book Shop~Northern Ontario's Unexpected Treasure Lois Pollard recounts the history of the iconic Highway Book Shop on Highway 11 near Cobalt,ON. Note index from the print version does not appear in the ebook, but it is linked to the online index web page. All original pictures available in colour are in colour in the ebook. $15.95
I'd Do Most Of It Again by Ron Bailey. Ron Bailey captures some of the most significant parts of his life in this autobiography. Ron has been a woodsman, mechanic, teacher, farmer, college lecturer and professor who began work at the age of 15 and continued until retiring at the age of 75. $8.69
Immigrant in Porcupine and His Later Journalby Magne E Stortroen starts with Magne's journey to Canada from Norway. Born on a farm in Tylldalen, Norway, he came to Canada in 1923 at the age of 20. He worked in lumber camps and road construction around Iroquois Falls, Cochrane, Larder Lake and Timmins from 1923 till 1925, the period described in his story. Between 1925-1950 he worked for Tough-Oakes Mine in Kirkland Lake, and the Hollinger Mine in Timmins. For 19 years he worked for the Dome Mine from 1950 until his retirement in 1969. Altogether he worked 34 years underground, mostly in production jobs. Interesting and humourous first person account of those days in the Porcupine. Also available in ebook formats. $7.49
Into the Artistic Heart of Europe: On the Canals of the Netherlands and Belgium, April 2019 by Tom Roach and Lucie Edwards Both the Netherlands and Flemish Belgium (Northern Belgium, the part they visited) have a lot in common having, at one time, been part and parcel of the Spanish Empire. This book chronicles their trip in pictures and commentary. A great way to 'travel' when we can't. $8.69
Just Passing Through~The People and Places North of Matachewan by Frank Holley. The classic book about the history of Matachewan. $7.70
Key Valley Railway -The Railway That Ran to a River …and Stopped. by Craig Dunn. Ebook version contains extra material available after print version went to press. $7.50
Kipawa: Portrait Of A People This history of Kipawa, a Native community in northern Quebec as told by Kermot Moore, a Métis of Nishnabi (Ojibwa) descent who grew up there. Changes wrought by the fur trade, lumbering and tourism are described in detail. In a hard-hitting style, Mr. Moore shows how traplines and the new tourist zoning systems have displaced the Native, disrupting their traditional livelihood of trapping and forcing them on to the farm or into the factory. Native methods of game conservation are described, as are the land issues that brought the community to stage a blockade on one of the main highways in 1979. For anyone concerned with Native issues, this book should be required reading. $8.69
Mud, Muskeg & Mosquitoes. ~The Life and Legacy of a Northern Ontario Pioneer by Diane Armstrong. The early history of northeastern Ontario is re-lived through the eyes of Dolly Bélanger. Note index from the print version does not appear in the ebook, but it is linked to the online index webpage. $12.95
Only A Cairn Remains The Story of the Settlement of Reesor 1925-1967 by Karin Seidemann. $4.95
Place Names of Temiskaming by Bruce W. Taylor. Outlining the origin and a little of the history of most of the communities that have ever existed in Temiskaming. Includes maps. $8.69
Plaunt Family of Renfrew by Bruce W. Taylor. A family history spanning twelve generations that reaches into the roots of Ontario, north and south. $4.95
Serving the North, The George Taylor Hardware Story by Bruce W. Taylor is the intriguing story of a family who worked together to form a critical part of the development of north-eastern Ontario. Family-oriented, community-minded, George Taylor Hardware supplied the people and the industries with the parts, energy and expertise needed in a fast-growing Temiskaming District from 1901 to its sale in 1968.This is not just the story of a small local hardware store that grew into one of the largest wholesale hardware merchants in Ontario. It is also the story of the development of Northeastern Ontario and Northwestern Quebec, from small, remote, inaccessible villages carved out of the bush, to large towns that prospered as farms were established, minerals discovered, a railway was built, and industries established. It provides a veritable who's-who of early Temiskaming, intersecting with other histories of the area in a unique perspective. $8.69
Steep Rock ~The Men and The Mines by Bruce W. Taylor. Steep Rock, The Men and the Mines is a comprehensive history of the very exciting development of the Steep Rock iron deposits near Atikokan, Ontario. This second edition of the original published in 1978, provides an enduring account of this massive enterprise. $4.95
Stephen Lafricain, The Grand Old man of the River by Bruce W. Taylor. Stephen Lafricain was born in 1837, and in his 99 years witnessed much history in both Canada and the United States, including treaty signing, the decline of the fur trade, the opening of northeastern Ontario to great mineral wealth. Well worth the read, and the history. $4.95
Trailmix by Mike Camp His life's work in writing, painting, sculptures, and teaching combined in this limited edition volume of 240 pages containing 44 poems, 3 plays, 25 essays, 2 short stories and 87 colour photographs of the sculptures, paintings and selected articles published. Also included 1 DVD containing 2 short movies: Beaver Trapper and Vigrass Lake Adventures.$17.95
What Are You Doing Here Walter P. Mittler's autobiography as a Austrian World War II survivor $9.95
Bahá'í Titles
African Destiny Eleanor Harding takes us on a real-life voyage of discovery in following her daughter's decision to pioneer to Africa. $7.50
Aspire To Excellence by Maboubé Maher-Hielscher An excellent Bahá'í primer for young and older Bahá'ís. $6.95
Be Thou Assured compilation by the Continental Board of Counsellors $0.99
Casablanca ~In The last Days of French Morocco by Don Springer Hawley who outlines his years during the turbulent days of the 1950s $12.95
Daily Obligatory Prayers for Bahá'ís compilation in easy to carry format $0.99
Personal Pathway for Spiritual Growth A reflection on the Universal House of Justice's letter concerning personal growth presented by David & Carol Bowie. $1.49
Prison of Self by Verna J Bryan Taken from her diary of daily visits to the Niagara Detention Centre in Thorold, Ontario, Canada, her experience sharing the Bahá'í Faith with different groups of male inmates was, to her, a personal experience never to be forgotten. $5.95
Soyez assurés compilation by the Continental Board of Counsellors en français. $0.99
Sparks of Faith, Inspiring Bahá'í Narratives by Khalil A. Khavari A collection of narratives on the ways people who discovered the Bahá'í Faith over the years came to the realization they were part of an exciting new global transition in the maturing of the human race. Few people were born into the Faith and they faced a different set of challenges, others followed the yearning in their souls to finally finding where they belonged. $5.95
Spiritual Intelligence A Practical Guide to Personal Happiness by Khalil Khavari. The first book published that defined the mind-body-spirit trinity and ways to achieve a balanced, joyful life. Many copies, but I think Khalil did it most accessibly. $8.69
Spiritual Survival ~Selected Bahá'í Writings Concerning Tests and Difficulties compiled by Jonathan Dixon $9.95
Poetry
New Era Symphony-poetry from Michael Fitzgerald $4.95
Northern Ontario Poetry Competition Series
Signatures Amid the Green poetry from the first Northern Ontario Poetry Competition 1996 $2.95