About the Author
Laurie Brinklow is a transplanted Islander who set down roots in Prince Edward Island in 1983 after growing up on Canada's west coast. A writer, editor, and book publisher, she is Publishing Co-ordinator of the Institute of Island Studies at the University of Prince Edward Island and owner of The Acorn Press. In her spare time, she loves to read novels and write poems, and sing and play music with friends. She lives with her daughters Heather and Mikhala in Charlottetown.

About the Artist
Hannelore Kennedy was born in Hamburg, Germany, and in 1951, she came to Canada. In 1964, she and her husband, Harry, moved from Montreal to Prince Edward Island, where she began to paint seriously. Painting in acrylic, oil, and watercolour, she concentrated on Prince Edward Island scenes. Hannelore's paintings are in private collections in Canada, the United States, and Europe. One of her paintings hangs in Stornoway, which is one of the seven official residences of Canada and is located in Ottawa.

About Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island was once called "the fairest land 'tis possible to see," and the Island continues to live up to this high and gentle praise. Patchwork fields of bright reds and greens dot the landscape against a backdrop of brilliant blue, and sandy shores and ruddy sandstone cliffs define the Island's borders.

Canada's smallest province is perhaps best known for its red soil, its potatoes, its lobster, and Anne of Green Gables - a fictional red-haired orphan whose story has charmed generations of readers around the world.

About the Book
Prince Edward Island Memories keeps these and other images alive by recapturing the culture, art, and taste of the Island. Beautiful watercolours of familiar scenes, Island history and lore, and the delicious taste of the Island are combined to present a memorable snapshot of this magical place. When you can't be in Prince Edward Island, pick up Prince Edward Island Memories - it will be like coming home.

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