Ali the Anteater
The third book in the trilogy for Toddlers.
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A Turtle Called Paint
A Turtle Called Paint is my latest book. Contact me for copies. aaronwl@telus.net
TEACHERS
Looking for something to spice up your Science class? Check out my book, “Stories of Science with Dudley Dummkopf.” It will make a great supplement for your Science lessons.
Teachers
Teachers
Need a resource for your Indigenous Education component of the curriculum?
The Mystery on Dog Island trilogy is a timely supplement.
It comes with a Teacher’s Guide.
Mystery on Dog Island
Return to Dog Island
North of Dog Island
Author – Aaron A. Lehman
Visit me at the Slave Lake Farmers’ Market Aug.24
or All Seasons Market Aug. 25
or contact me – aaronwl@telus.net
or web page- aaronalehman.wordpress.com
Dog Island Series
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A Great Christmas gift idea for a reader or someone you want to get reading.
The Mystery on Dog Island series, by Aaron A. Lehman will make a great Christmas gift for a teen or older reader. In the series, Raymond, an Aboriginal boy grows from a fourteen year old to a young family man. Learn history and Aboriginal culture through Raymond’s adventures solving the mystery on Dog Island. The three books are, Mystery on Dog Island, Return to Dog Island and North of Dog Island. The setting of Dog Island in Lesser Slave lake, Alberta is real, but the story is fiction. Each book is $15, or you can get the set for $40. Check out Aaron’s other books: Friends of the Fencerow, A Book of Stories for Children and Others, Stories of Science with Dudley Dummkopf, Memories and Stories, Opie the Octopus, Haiku volume one and two, and Canada Song.
Order the books from me at email: aaronwl @ telus.net.
e books from Amazon
Canada Song
Canada Song
Aaron A. Lehman
July 1, 2017
From peaks of the mountains to Newfoundland’s shore
The spirit of the river flows over the land
Bringing fresh water for body and soul
The spirit of the river flows over the land
From across this land farmers harvest in kind
Through flooding and drought, good harvest or bad
Food for family and some for the world
The spirit of the river flows over the land
From mixed wood of forests, to oil fields beyond
Canadians working through boom times or bust
Products for all and some for export
The spirit of the river flows over the land
From city to city with condos and malls
Meeting needs of the people, their families and friends
With time for the artists and all the sports fans
The spirit of the river flows over the land
From time before settlers, First Nations are strong
Keeping their culture when no one else cared
A history and pride for all to see
The spirit of the river flows over the land
From mountain parks to ocean sand
Scenery and fun for all to enjoy
Friendly people enriching the world
The spirit of the river flows over the land
Chorus:
Come join us and celebrate these lands
First nations and settlers should join our hands
We will make a proud nation
Strong and free, Oh Canada
Confirmation
Hi Aaron
I got both of your latest books (Friends of the Fencerow and A Book of Stories) yesterday and have finished reading them. They are excellent. I especially thought “Silo Boy,” in A book of Stories, was well done. Not that I think murder is a good thing but you dealt with a topic that is largely taboo in our society, that of domestic violence to both women and children. I admire you for tackling this topic. Plus, the story itself was excellent in that it had suspense, mixed with social justice. It was my favorite piece, although I liked all of them.
From Diane Tchir
A Good Read
I had no idea what mavericks Aaron and Winnie Lehman were! I’m half way through Aaron’s autobiography, Memories and Stories, and I wish lunch wasn’t over and I could keep reading. I could picture the native men in Sandy Lake having the cracker eating contest and trying to whistle! I laughed out loud over that one! If any of you who know them (or even if you don’t) have a chance to pick up this book and read it, go for it. You won’t be disappointed. I think we should all write our life stories down…I love to read the memories.
Carol Murphy Baker
Aaron A. Lehman 