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Haiti my country : poems by Haitian schoolchildren 🔍
Rogé, 1972- ill; Messier, Solange Markham, Ont. : Fifth House Publishers, Markham, Ont, Ontario, 2014
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40 p. : 31 cm, For several months, the Quebec illustrator Rogé prepared a series of portraits of Haitian children. Students of Camp Perrin wrote the accompanying poems, which create, with flowing consistency, Haiti My Country. These teenaged poets use the Haitian landscape as their easel. The nature that envelops them is quite clearly their main subject, 678, Preface by Dany La Ferrière
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Alternative title
Haïti mon pays. English
Alternative author
Rogé; Solange Messier; Lordanie Théodore; Jean-Pierre Paul Durand; Aldaïne Louis; Marie-France Étienne; Dismy Borgela; Marie-Andrèle Charlot; Ricardo Jocelyn; Derline Dorcy; Judson Éliona; Madième Thercidor
Alternative author
by Haitian schoolchildren; illustrated by Rogé; translated [from the French] by Solange Messier
Alternative publisher
Fifth House Limited
Alternative edition
Canada - English Language, Canada
Alternative edition
1, FR, 2014
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Preface by Dany La Ferrière.
678 Childrens Plus, Inc.
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Features Poems Inspired By The Haitian Landscape Written By Students From Camp Perrin, Haiti. I Want To Make It Radiate Everywhere / Lordanie Théodore -- I Dream / Jean-pierre Paul Durand -- At The Peasant's Garden / Aldaïne Louis -- Little Home / Marie-france Étienne -- In The Countryside / Dismy Borgela -- Ripe Mango / Marie-andrèle Charlot -- Everyone Is Fine In This Rustic Setting / Ricardo Jocelyn -- Hibiscus Bush Of My Country / Derline Dorcy -- Haiti! A Beautiful Land That The Warm Sun Illuminates / Judson Éliona -- Humble Little Huts / Madième Thercidor -- The Pretty Flowers Of My Country Are To Me / Judes-roldes Raymond -- Magnificent Country Becomes / Annie Hum -- When We Have A Day / Angelo Borgela -- Haitian Trees / Jeanne Dadley Zamor -- I Love ... / Janaïe Orgella -- What Remains Of You ... / Perpétue Sulney. Poems By Haitian Schoolchildren ; Illustrated By Rogé ; Translated By Solange Messier. Translation Of: Haiti, Mon Pays.
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Pretty flowers in my country are for me
Like pink butterflies
That smile at the sun
- Judes-Roldes For several months, Quebec illustrator Rog prepared a series of portraits of Haitian children. Students of Camp Perrin wrote the accompanying poems, which create, with flowing consistency, Haiti, my country . These teenaged poets use the Haitian landscape as their easel. The nature that envelops them is quite clearly their main subject. While misery often storms through Haiti in the form of earthquakes, cyclones, or floods, these young men and women see their surrounding nature as assurance for a joyful, confident future. First published in French in 2010 as Haiti mon pays . It won several awards and nominations,
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2023-06-28
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