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\nhttps://archive.org/details/bigsnapper0000holu  \n」  \nJ Holubi  \n# Holubitsky,KatherineThe big snapper\n\n$6.95ocm70231793  \n10/26/2010lhe DIQ napper  \nkatherine Holubitsky  \nVI  \nCopyright ◎2006 Katherine Holubitsky  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmittedin any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying,recording or by any information storage and retrieval system now known or to beinvented,without permission in writing from the publisher.  \n# Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication\n\nHolubitsky,KatherineThe big snapper/Katherine Holubitsky.  \n(Orca young readers)ISBN 10:1-55143-563-2/ISBN13:978-1-55143-563-3  \nI.Title.II.Series.  \nPS8565.0645B532006 jC813'.54 C2006-903447-8  \nFirst published in the United States,2006Library of Congress Control Number:2006928963  \nSummary:Eddie loves fishing with Granddad and listening to his tall tales,but when his grandfather becomes seriously ill,Eddie must find waysto cope with the changes in his world.  \nFree teachers'guide available:www.orcabook.com  \nOrca Book Publishers gratefully acknowledges the support for its publishing programsprovided by the following agencies:the Government of Canada through the BookPublishing Industry Development Program and the Canada Council for the Arts,andthe Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Counciland the Book Publishing Tax Credit.  \nTypesetting and cover design by Doug McCaffryCover &interior illustrations by Samia Drisdelle  \nOrca Book PublishersPO Box 5626 Stn BVictoria,BC CanadaV8R 6S4  \nOrca Book Publishers  \nPO Box 468  \nCuster,WA USA  \n98240-0468  \nwww.orcabook.conPrinted and bound in Canada.Printed on 100%PCW recycled paper.  \n010090807 ·5432  \nFor baby Sophia  \nAnd in memory of Myron Holubitsky,a much loved grandfather  \nChapter 1  \nEddie peers through the mist toward the rockyshore.He watches to see how long it will taketo lose sight of Granddad’s cabin.The smallgray building disappears in and out of the fog,becoming smaller and smaller.Finally it fadesinto the larger outline of towering cedars andis gone.  \nGranddad winks from·where he sits with hishand on the throttle of the engine.He steersthe small skiff farther out into the dark watersof the bay.Eddie turns to feel the moist breezeon his face as they head out to sea.  \nThe bow bounces in the wake of a sleek whiteyacht,causing the hull ofthe old skiffto shudder.They pass a large fishing vessel with many rodsfixed to the side.  \n工  \nEddie runs his hand along the weather-beatengunwale.He shuffles his gumboots,leavingscuff marks in the dent in the bow beneath hisfeet.\"Granddad,\"he calls above the sound ofthe skiff's engine.\"You've never told me aboutthe first time you saw the big snapper.”  \n“The very first time?”Granddad repeatsloudly.  \nEddie nods.He watches as Granddad consid-ers the pattern of the water.He watches himjudge the distance they are from shore.Theyhave 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