Trylinski Books

We have been busy listing books lately, which you may find interesting.

Canadian School Plays Series One by Jones, Emrys Maldwyn (ed)
Subject: Texts

The Kestrels Plot Adventure by Mason, Stanley Weston
Subject: Children - 1985 and earlier

Men Who Knew God: Samuel, Amos, Haggai by Wee, M. O.
Subject: Religion

The Brilliant and Tragic Life of W. M. W. Haffkine by Waksman, Selman A.
Subject: Biography

Home Made Banners by Allen, Ralph
Subject: Fiction

Modern Europe by Thomas, Harrison C. and William A. Hamm
Subject: Texts

High School English Composition: Western Canada Series by Stevenson, O. J. and H. W. Irwin
Subject: Texts

Charting The Counselor’s Course by Northway, Mary L.
Subject: Texts

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You may be interested in some of these titles that we have recently listed:

Career Intelligence by Moses, Barbara
Subject: Business

Worlds in the Making by Dunstan, Maryjane and Patricia W. Garlan
Subject: Nature, Environment

People: Managing Your Most Important Asset
Subject: Business

Native Studes 200: Introduction to Native Studies (1) Book of Readings by Mabindisa, Issac K.
Subject: Texts

A New Way to Better Golf by Morrison, Alex J.
Subject: Sports, Recreation, Games

The World of Isaac Lamdan by Umen, Samuel
Subject: Philosophy

10,000 Garden Questions Answered by 20 Experts Volume 1 by Rockwell, F. F. (ed)
Subject: Gardening

10,000 Garden Questions Answered by 20 Experts Volume 2 by Rockwell, F. F. (ed)
Subject: Gardening

Houseplants by American Horticultural Society
Subject: Gardening

Ladies Home Journal Book of Interior Decoration by Halsey, Elizabeth T.
Subject: Architecture

The Junior Classics Volume Four: Hero Tales by Williams, Mabel and Marcia Dalphin (eds)
Subject: Children - 1985 and earlier

Center of the Web by Roberts, Katharine
Subject: Fiction - Mystery, Adventure, Suspense

A History of Education During the Middle Ages and the Transition to Modern Times by Graves, Frank Pierrepont
Subject: Education

Beyond the Great Wall by Dragonet, Edward
Illustrated by Lohse, W. R.
Subject: Children - 1985 and earlier

The Gown of Glory by Turnbull, Agnes Sligh
Subject: Fiction

High Towers by Costain, Thomas B.
Subject: Fiction

Doctors of the Mind: What Psychiatry Can Do by Ray, Marie Beynon
Illustrated by Ray, Ruth
Subject: Psychology, Mental Health

People On Our Side by Snow, Edgar
Subject: Travel, Adventure

Why They Behave Like Russians by Fischer, John
Subject: History

Steamboat Gothic by Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Subject: Fiction

The Treasure of Li-Po by Ritchie, Alice
Illustrated by Ritchie, T.
Subject: Children - 1985 and earlier

If you are from Canada and wish to pay in Canadian dollars, click To purchase this book in Canadian Dollars visit www.trylinskibooks.ca. This will take you to the book you were looking at, priced in Canadian Dollars.

You may be interested in these titles that we have recently listed:

Peter: Disciple, Apostle, Martyr by Cullmann, Oscar

The Faith of the Christian Church by Aulen, Gustaf

The Closing of the American Mind by Bloom, Allan

When Jesus Comes Again: What the Bible Says by Aaseng, Rolf E.

Things to Come for Planet Earth: What the Bible Says about the Last Times by Plueger, Aaron Luther

A Month of Devotions for Celebrating 50 Years 1955-2005 by LutherCare Communities

Change Points: When We Need Him Most by Landorf, Joyce

Letters to Contemplatives by Johnston, William

Say Yes to Life by Mow, Anna B.

Visions of the New Jerusalem: Religious Settlement on the Prairies by Smillie, Benjamin G. (ed)

Crucified Woman by Dyke, Doris Jean

Dear Canada: A Love Letter to My Country by Wicks, Ben

The Lord’s Supper According to the New Testament by Schweizer, Eduard

The Lord’s Prayer by Jeremias, Joachim

The Lord’s Supper as a Christological Problem by Marxsen, Willi

Indian Opportunity by Scopes, Wilfred

Why We Worship by Davis, H. Grady

Introducing New Testament Theology by Hunter, Archibald M.

Prayer Changes Things by Allen, Charles L.

Body, Soul and Spirit by Swaim, J. Carter

Be sure to check back often as we upload new titles frequently.

If you do not wish to pay via PayPal, we are set up to accept Visa and Mastercard payments in US and Canadian dollars.  You can call us and we will gladly take your payment information over the telephone.

We recently listed some more titles which you may find interesting:

Wesblock: The Autobiography of an Automaton by Walters, Harry McDonald

The Snow Goose by Gallico, Paul

Canoe Mates in Canada or Afloat on the Saskatchewan by Rathborne, St. George

Out West by Secretan, James H. E.

Wood Finisher A Series of Practical Treatises on Hardwood Finishing and All Its Branches by Maire, F.

Woman’s Day Cooking for Two by Editors of Woman’s Day

Farm Journal’s Complete Pie Cookbook by Nichols, Nell B. and Farm Journal Editors

Freezing and Canning Cookbook by Nichols, Nell B. and Farm Journal Editors

Foods and Household Management: A Textbook of the Household Arts by Kinne, Helen and Anna M. Cooley

Our Neighbors: The Chinese by Goodrich, Joseph King

The Road to Rannoch and the Summer Isles by Barnett, T. Ratcliffe

Pictorial Guide to Engineering Workshop Practice by Grisbrook, H. and C. Phillipson

Popular Sins: A Series of Sermons Against the Sins of the Times by Austin, B. F.

Soil Survey of Southern Saskatchewan from Township 1 to 48 Inclusive by Mitchell, J.; H. C. Moss and J. S. Clayton

Interpretations of The French Revolution by Rude, G.

In The Last Days or Why I Believe the Coming of Christ is Near by Rogers, W. H.

The Second Visit by Bourne, John

Priesthood and Sacrifice by Howden, J. Russell

Poverty in Canada: Its Nature, Significance and Implications for Public Policy by Menzies, Merril Warren

The Land of Twelve Foot Davis (A History of the Peace River Country) by MacGregor, James G.

Tempting Kosher Dishes Prepared From World Famous Manischewitz Matzo Products

by B. Manischewitz Co.

India’s Raw Materials by India

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One Saturday morning in July at the Farmer’s Market here in Pangman, Saskatchewan I met a local author, Peter Sotropa. He told me all about his book “Looking Up“.  After talking for a while he asked if I would be willing to sell his book on my table at the Farmer’s Market and on my website. Of course I said yes as I feel it is important to promote local authors.

Today, I have listed Looking Up on Trylinski Books. This book has beautiful color illustrations done by Peter and the story is very uplifting. If you feel down, just read this book, it will make you smile. Be sure to visit his website at The Owls Nest for more information.

Peter and his wife own Harvest Pie Company. They make homemade pies ready for the oven. We purchased one of their Wild Blueberry pies from our local Co-op and it was delicious.

This is a follow-up on our last post about the CPSIA and childrens books. Apparently the CPSIA has granted a one year stay of testing and certification requirements for certain Products. Read the announcement about this here. Also there is an article in The Houston Chronicle about this.

There is still no word on an Exemption for books. You can read more about this here.

As well Libraries and Schools are still in suspense about the regulations. Read more about this here and here.

For the latest news on this issue be sure to check the CPSIA website.

I just finished answering an inquiry from a customer on The Beginners Bible New Testament: Timeless Children’s Stories.

While looking through this book I remembered that effective February 10, 2009 any product (including books) intended for children 12 years or under must be tested and meet the new lead limits as set out in The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). and if not will no longer be allowed to be imported or sold in the United States. This new Law requires lead testing for all products for children 12 years or under and this includes books. Also, this law is retroactive, which means it covers any and all chlidren books, no matter when published.

If you have not heard of this new law, you are not alone, many people are unaware of it. To learn more about The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) click here.

How does this affect us at Trylinski Books?. It basically means that we may no longer be able to sell to customers in the United States any books intended for children 12 years or under.

According to a recent News Release from the CPSC …”The new safety law does not require resellers to test childrens products in inventory for compliance with the lead limit before they are sold. However, resellers cannot sell childrens products that exceed the lead limit and therefore should avoid products that are likely to have lead content, unless they have testing or other information to indicate the products being sold have less than the new limit. Those resellers that do sell products in violation of the new limits could face civil and/or criminal penalties.“

The above News Release points out that we can resell products (books) without having them tested, but if it is found that the product (books) have lead limits that exceed the new limits set out in the CPSIA, then we could face civil and/or criminal penalties.

Here at Trylinski Books, we are waiting to see if Books will be made exempt from the CPSIA, but if they are not, then we will have to decide if we are going to remove all our books intended for children under 12 years of age OR somehow identify which books will or will not be available for shipment to the United States.

Links to more information about the CPSIA

• Read the Legislation here.
• Visit the Consumer Product Safety Act Website for updates and news.
• January 8, 2009 Release from the CPSC Clarifying Requirements of New Children’s Product Safety Laws……
• Article on the AASL Blog “CPSIA Law…..Librarians are Making Their Voices Heard..”
• Sorry, books you are not exempt from CPSC general counsel
• Book Burning on Feb 10th, 2009 due to CPSIA article on the Bookshop Blog.

Currently our Children’s Books are on sale for up to 50% off. Read more about the sale here.