Bøker av Lindy Pfeil

West Vancouver Stories: 2024 contains the stories of 18 ordinary people living in extraordinary times. They met in the West Vancouver Memorial Library, where they shared their stories of resilience, compassion, and hope. A true collaboration between community members and organisations, this book documents what it means to be alive today. "With the pandemic now in the rear-view mirror, this is the time to strengthen our bonds of friendship, community, and reconnect with each other. What we have learned is that nothing can defeat the human spirit. We can move forward with a renewed sense of hope, optimism, and kindness." Mark Sager, Mayor of West Vancouver Contributing writers: Anne Baird, Antonio Ocana, Brenda Morrison, Elizabeth Wooding, Elke Babicki, Evelyn (Stephens) Dawson, Inga Pedersen McLaughlin, Jennifer Lutes, John Weston, Julie Flynn, Karen Hoffman, Kim Clarke, L. Noël, Lindy Hughes Pfeil, Melissa Baker, Nancy Henderson, Trish Leslie, Wendy Wilkins Winslow Thank you to the West Vancouver Foundation for partially funding this book, and to West Vancouver Memorial Library for providing a welcoming space for our writing sessions. Gratitude to the Coast Salish peoples on whose traditional territories we live, work and write. For additional information about the book and its writers, please visit www.westvanstories.com.

Written during the COVID-19 pandemic by 23 'ordinary' West Vancouver citizens, these stories celebrate the courage, kindness and resilience of the human spirit. West Vancouver Stories: The Pandemic Project is a celebration of hope and resilience. It ensures that our stories will never be lost. "The pandemic of 20/21 has impacted us all in ways none of us could have imagined. While we are united in fighting this common enemy, how each of us experiences it is unique. And I believe that to develop empathy as a society, we need to hear the stories of others. That's why the West Vancouver Stories initiative is so important. It's an opportunity for a diverse and courageous cross-section of our community to share compelling and intimate reflections on life during this extraordinary time; and for the rest of us to understand and appreciate those insights." Mary-Ann Booth, Mayor of West Vancouver Contributing writers: >Deep gratitude to the West Vancouver Foundation for funding this project and to the Coast Salish peoples on whose unceded traditional territories we live, work and write.For additional information about the book and its writers, please visit www.westvanstories.com.