Eye of the Ocean

Janice Landry

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Eye of the Ocean

Stories of Love, Hope and Empathy

  Author:   Janice Landry    
  Publisher:  Pottersfield Press

Eye of the Ocean contains a wealth of poignant stories featuring the universal themes of love, hope, and empathy. The book showcases Canadians who inspire us to help and lift up others. Landry is donating her proceeds from all book sales to the non-profit Hants East Assisting Refugees Team (HEART) Society of Nova Scotia, which assists at-risk refugee families escaping the dangers of war, global strife, and oppression. HEART helped to bring the Barho family from Syria to Nova Scotia. Eye of the Ocean includes the tragic story of their seven children who died in a 2019 Spryfield house fire and honours through these stories the Barho family, HEART, as well as the first responders and community members who have been impacted by the fire.

In its striking conclusion, readers meet the emergency communicator who helped the author during her own 911 call the day her mother, Theresa Landry, died. That gripping interview remains a highlight in the author’s 35-year journalism career. Eye of the Ocean was written to mark this special milestone. Theresa is featured on the book’s cover.

Amidst the long-term effects of the COVID pandemic, people need stories of love, hope, and empathy more than ever. The twenty-plus Canadians featured here share their messages in the hopes of proving no one is ever alone and people truly care.

Details and Specs
ISBN associated with this title: 9781989725917
Item PC0348
PublisherPottersfield Press
PublisherPottersfield Press
Published on October 21 2022
Language eng
Pages 268
Format Paperback
Dimensions9(in) x 6(in)
Shipping weight419(g)
Status ACTIVE TITLE
Janice Landry has won three national awards for her books and mental health advocacy. Janice has been a journalist for thirty-eight years, graduating in 1987 from the University of King’s College, Halifax, with Distinction in Honours Journalism. She has worn many hats since then: television reporter, producer and anchor, university instructor, magazine writer and editor, freelance video producer and script writer, social media manager and web series writer, public speaker, mental health advocate, and author.