โ Scribed by Hugh R. MacDonald
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A stand-alone sequel to Trapper Boy (CBU Press 2012), Us & Them is set in late-1920s Sydney Mines. Itโs the story of 16-year-old JW Donaldson, who interrupts his high school education to work in the coal mine to help support his family. An accident awakens JW to how dangerous conditions are and how management cares little for the men and boys who work underground. Both of Hugh R. MacDonaldโs novels were selected by the Canadian Childrenโs Book Centreโs Best Books for Kids and Teens (spring editions 2013, 2017). Hugh is also a singer and songwriter. His song, โTrapper Boy,โ which he wrote prior to the novel of the same name, has been added to the repertoire of the world famous Men of the Deeps Coal Minersโ Chorus.
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