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Elinor Florence
Career journalist Elinor Florence grew up on a Saskatchewan grain farm, a former World War Two training airfield. After university she launched her career at her hometown newspaper in North Battleford, followed by the Western Producer in Saskatoon, the Red Deer Advocate, the Winnipeg Sun and the... show more

Career journalist Elinor Florence grew up on a Saskatchewan grain farm, a former World War Two training airfield. After university she launched her career at her hometown newspaper in North Battleford, followed by the Western Producer in Saskatoon, the Red Deer Advocate, the Winnipeg Sun and the Vancouver Province.Weary of city life, Elinor and her husband moved their young family to the mountain resort town of Invermere, British Columbia. For the next eight years, she was a regular writer for Reader's Digest. She then purchased the community weekly newspaper, the Columbia Valley Pioneer, and turned it into an award-winning publication.Elinor sold the newspaper to pursue her dream of writing fiction. Her first historical novel Bird's Eye View will be published by Dundurn Press in October 2014. Married with three grown daughters, Elinor loves village life, historical research, old people and old houses.VISIT ELINOR'S WARTIME WEDNESDAYS BLOG AT www.elinorflorence.com/blog.
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My Never Ending List
My Never Ending List rated it 6 years ago
I enjoyed the unfamiliar world that Molly and Bridget walked into. Molly assumed that she had walked into prosperity while Bridget knew that she had tottered into agony when the two of them arrived in Alberta, their new home for the next 365 days. The isolated farmhouse cast off a terrifying chill a...
Toni
Toni rated it 7 years ago
Relatively little has been written about the role Canadian women played during WW11, the author sheds light with her first novel. “Birds Eye View” tells the story of Rose Jollife, a young woman from Saskatchewan whose town becomes an air training base.This novel is more than an historical fiction fo...
Kaethe
Kaethe rated it 9 years ago
Sadly I went into this knowing nothing about Canada in WWII, just one of the gaps in my knowledge I wasn't even aware of before. So, yay, I now have a nice overview to fill that in a bit. And the Canadian aspect is important, because the relationship with Britain is so different from that of the Uni...
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