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Yarn SwapNEXT SWAP: Saturday, February 14, 2026 6: 30 9pm $20 Cash Proceeds go to the Red Door Family Shelter Its swap time again! Time to tidy up your yarn stash and purge the stuff youre never going to use. Thats right, you can bring us your shame and leave your guilt in our yarn swap bins with the assurance that the yarn that didnt work out for you will have a second (or third, or fourth) life in a new home. What do you do at a yarn swap? Bring in the yarn
NEXT SWAP: Saturday, February 14, 2026 6:30-9pm
$20 Cash - Proceeds go to the Red Door Family Shelter
It’s swap time again! Time to tidy up your yarn stash and purge the stuff you’re never going to use. That’s right, you can bring us your shame and leave your guilt in our yarn swap bins with the assurance that the yarn that didn’t work out for you will have a second (or third, or fourth) life in a new home.
What do you do at a yarn swap? Bring in the yarn and needles you don’t want and take home whatever you like from our swap bins.
Bring
- Yarn (MUST be in a sealed ziplock bag)
- Knitting Needles & Crochet Hooks
- Knitting & Crochet Notions, Accessories, Books
- Embroidery, cross-stitch, needlepoint, weaving materials
- NOTE: partial balls are fine, but they MUST be bagged in a sealed ziploc.
Details
The leftovers are donated to charities, and don’t be embarrassed by the quality of the yarn you bring, whatever is left over is donated to charities like Street Knit, most of whom prefer acrylic! If you want to donate but can’t make the date please feel free to drop it by when we are open, sealed up in a plastic bag. The only yarn we can’t accept is anything that is strongly scented (cigarette smoke or perfume). We are also a drop-off point for Street Knit and Knitted Knockers of Canada.
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Saturday February 14, 2026, 6:30-9pm
- $20 Cash to participate in the swap (proceeds go to the Red Door Family Shelter)
- Dropping off donations is always FREE (see above)
- Drop-in, no need to sign up
- Everyone is welcome, all skill levels
- Location: 1382 Bathurst St, Toronto ON
- All leftovers go to charity (see above)
- If possible, we request anyone attending our events to please refrain from wearing perfume
- All yarn donations must be in a sealed ziplock bag
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★★★★★ 5
8yo son and mom love this book
Format: Paperback
I’m a mom of two boys and one girl. I would first like to address the people complaining about the title saying “for boys.” The author has addressed this too and it’s part of the reason why I purchased this book. Boys are falling behind in school and reading. Not sure why some people are allowed to review these books when they haven’t read them or purchased them. Do your research if you have a boy in your life. I would also like to point out that bookstores frequently have shelves dedicated to girls about strong women, strong girls, etc and yes boys can read books in those sections just like girls can read these Great Battles for Boys books.
My 8yo son loves history and is devouring this book. I highly recommend. This book is really exciting and I (mom) am enjoying it too. We use it for read aloud time and independent reading. As soon as I finish this review I will be ordering more in the series, per my sons request.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Amazing
Format: Paperback
We love these books! My 14 year old has learning disabilities but absolutely loves history. These have been such a saving grace. He’s been able to read these and truly enjoy reading.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Good buy
Format: Paperback
My previous reluctant reader is now a big reader. This series has helped. Both my boys 9 & 12 have enjoyed this series. Another series in addition to this, if looking to expand once you have all the titles, is Nathan's Hales Hazerdous Tales.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Concise, well researched and objective; a great homeschool resource
This is a great read; sufficiently detailed to be worth the time spent, but not so bogged down in minutia that you find yourself wondering how long the chapter is going to go on and glancing ahead to see if it ends with a quiz. Particularly notable is the prose: flowing, easy to read, a comfortable narrative. You get a sense of the author relaxed in an easy chair, his audience gathered about, attentive ears regaled with true tales of valor, intrigue, and conquest. But you will find no glorification of war between these covers; rather a well-balanced rendering of man at his best within his worst.
“Great Battles” is well researched, factual, and untainted with retroactive speculation and subjective parochialism that pervade some of today’s ‘historical’ accounts. In short, a valuable addition to any homeschool or military historian’s library; highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2014
★★★★★ 5
FINALLY!
Format: Paperback
I was pleased to finally find an historical series written for young boys that neither "cartoonizes" war nor adopts a satirical, demeaning tone. Rather, these books depict the true sacrifices of the men involved in these conflicts. The facts are the facts. There is no politically correct hogwash clouding the child's view of the event. These are more mature historical articles about pivotal events no longer discussed in our public school! These books glorify the ideals scrapped by post-modernists -- bravery, chivalry, and heroism -- ideals that once defined masculinity and limited its so-called "toxicity." As a mother raising masculine gentlemen, I will continue purchasing these fine books! Thanks, Mr. Giorello! Keep writing!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2019