This second collection of stories and poems by members of the Montague (Prince Edward Island, Canada) Library Writers Guild continues the variety of the first book with a totally new set of pieces describing life and history of the Island. There are patriotic poems, delicate pieces about lovers walking along the beach, a story of a sailing trip and a poem about a shipwreck. Several pieces describe the experience of newly moving here and the challenges of starting a farm. There are even Irish heritage pieces about Blue Moons and Banshees. The pieces are lavishly illustrated with black and white pictures of many Island locations.

This collection of poetry and short prose pieces by members of the Montague (PEI, Canada) Library Writers Guild gives multiple perspectives on life on the Island. Among things new to the second edition are pieces about Coyote problems, waiting for breakfast, a missing boat, an island towed to the Caribbean by fishermen, and an exposition on the beauty of the 3 seasons that make up the rest of life on the Island. Profusely decorated with black & white photographs, this book makes a great gift for people 'from away' as well as a reminder to the Islanders of the things they take for granted.