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The Lemonade Tree invites you on an unforgettable journey through four remarkable adventures spanning half a century. Follow along as Pat embraces life's twists and turns with curiosity, resilience, plus a touch of love, leaving no stone unturned in her quest for meaning and exploration. From her early years in war-stricken Canada to traversing the diverse landscapes of the United States to immersing herself in the rich tapestry of Great Britain, Pat's tales paint a vivid picture of her indomitable spirit. Each one is fuelled by curiosity, enabled by opportunity, and ignited by life's adversities. In the face of war measures, unexpected unemployment, and significant medical challenges, Pat's intrepid adventures are an inspiring reminder that life's greatest rewards often lie just beyond the next horizon.

The Hoyt-Haight family's captivating history spans 13 generations, with an unbroken lineage through its direct male descendants encompassing more than 500 years. In the face of relentless religious persecution, they remained unwavering in their beliefs and fiercely committed to their convictions. Embarking on a journey from England to the American colonies, and ultimately finding refuge in Upper Canada, they navigated through many challenges and triumphs.The family's members were a diverse group, ranging from slave owners to abolitionists, public officials to timbermen, farmers and adventurers. Their strong character and unwavering determination left a lasting legacy. This personal and fascinating story of an early Canadian family will offer readers an intimate glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of a family that stretches across centuries.

Patricia Eyamba built a prosperous life in Nigeria. She started her career as a journalist, steadily climbed the ranks at a global non-governmental organization (NGO), and even founded a successful international catering business. Despite them both being well into middle age, she and her husband decided to give it all up so that their son would have a greater global perspective.As new arrivals in Canada, they soon realized that, even in a country known for its diversity, they were still going to struggle. Her family smiled too much and spoke too loudly. She couldn't find a job as easily as she thought, and she didn't even know how to ride a bus. They may have been lioness and lion in Nigeria, but in Canada they were like two kittens-vulnerable and in need of help.I Have Come A Long Way is a heartfelt and witty account of what it means to start all over again. This is a story of resilience, relationships, self-determination, and connection. Most of all, it is an inspiring reminder that you can make it anywhere as long as you never stop believing in yourself.

When Audrey discovered through a routine hearing exam that her cherub-like toddler was autistic, her life was forever changed. In this book she shares stories of being a parent, wife, mother, and community leader. Her stories include starting a much needed community nonprofit organization fueled by her love of running, creating a space in the world for her son (hence her family too), and acknowledging her children as being her greatest teachers. She awakened to the fact that the way she was approaching the future was no longer working and something needed to change. Within these pages are stories of deep love, devotion and the determination to live life to the fullest despite the obstacles. This book is Audrey finding her own voice in this authentic account of her parenting journey.