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• The Newcomer: Party for Suzanne. By Cecile Pepin Edwards. Illustrated by Jane Costle. 191 pp. Abingdon-Cokesbury. $2.50. For Ages 8 to 12.

  A review of the 1952 children's book, "Party for Suzanne," written by Cecile Pepin Edwards and illustrated by Jane Costle. Edwards and Costle attempted to create a book that talks about a French-Canadian child's experience in a New England public school.

  Tags Children's Literature, Criticism and Review, Education, Ethnicity and Collective Identity, Fall River MA, New England, Youth

• The Newcomer: Party for Suzanne. By Cecile Pepin Edwards. Illustrated by Jane Costle. 191 pp. Abingdon-Cokesbury. $2.50. For Ages 8 to 12.

  A review of the 1952 children's book, "Party for Suzanne," written by Cecile Pepin Edwards and illustrated by Jane Costle. Edwards and Costle attempted to create a book that talks about a French-Canadian child's experience in a New England public school.

  Tags Children's Literature, Criticism and Review, Education, Ethnicity and Collective Identity, Fall River MA, New England, Youth
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  Caribou : Mon pays blanc

  Un texte de la collection "Villes franco-américaines de la Nouvelle Angleterre." Une histoire de la ville de Caribou, Maine - son peuple et son paysage. Ecrit pour les jeunes pour l'apprentissage de la langue française. Accompagné d'un enregistrement audio du texte (pas encore disponible). A text in the series entitled, "New England Franco American Cities." A profile of the city of Caribou, Maine - its people and its landscape. Written for the French language-learning classroom. Accompanied by an audio narration (not yet available).

  Tags Caribou ME, Children's Literature, Community: Customs and Social Life, Education, Language and Linguistics, Maine, NMDC, Nonfiction, Nonfiction -- History -- Children's Literature, Youth
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  Evangeline Resource List : A Selected Bibliography, Discography, and Filmography

  A list of resources relative to the epic poem "Evangeline" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, compiled by the director of the Acadian Archives at the University of Maine at Fort Kent. Contains listings of different published editions of the poem, criticism and interpretations of it, and other writings or art (sculpture, painting, film, music) informed by the poem and its history.

  Tags Acadians, Art and Architecture, Bibliography, Children's Literature, Fiction and Literature, Film and Television, Music, North America, Poetry