
Bouton D'or Acadie Un petit garçon pêche une baleine
Un petit garçon pêche une baleine is a delightful story that brings together the rich cultures of Mi'kmaq and French heritage. This book tells the tale of a little boy who catches a whale, a story originally collected by Silas T. Rand in 1894. The narrative is beautifully adapted by Judith Perron in French, with a Mi'kmaq version by Helen Sylliboy and an English version by Allison Mitcham.
This enchanting book is perfect for children and families who appreciate stories that celebrate cultural diversity. It is available in three languages: French, Mi'kmaq, and English, making it a wonderful addition to any child's library. The illustrations and storytelling will captivate young readers and spark their imagination.
At a price of $8.95, this book is an affordable way to introduce children to important cultural narratives. It is published by Bouton D'or Acadie, a company based in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. This means you are supporting local Canadian businesses when you purchase this book!
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Is this product made in Canada?
Yes, Bouton D'or Acadie Un petit garçon pêche une baleine is made in Canada
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