In this first book of the bilingual Janjak and Freda series, cousins Janjak and Freda go with their godmother on an exciting adventure to Haiti's famous Iron Market.

While there, they make many new friends, taste new fruits, and show the value of helping others when a runaway goat causes havoc in the market. The colorful text and beautiful illustrations will leave children dreaming up their own adventures.

This story is told in such a way that the characters, scenery, and plot will be meaningful to both English speaking children and Creole speaking children. Rather than a literal translation, the Creole text has been rewritten by Wally Turnbull to provide the most authentic experience for Creole speakers.

Formato	Tapa dura
Número de Páginas	36
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Light Messages
Fecha de Publicación	2013-05-18
Dimensiones	10.0" x 8.0" x 0.25" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Edad	4-7
Temas	América Latina, Latino, Multicultural, Afroamericano, América Latina, Multicultural, Latino, Afroamericano, América Latina, Multicultural, Afroamericano, Latino, América Latina, Latino, Multicultural, Afroamericano, América Latina, Latino, Multicultural, Afroamericano, América Latina, Afroamericano, Latino, Multicultural, América Latina, Multicultural, Afroamericano, Latino, Multicultural, Latino, América Latina, Afroamericano, Latino, Multicultural, Afroamericano, América Latina, Multicultural, Latino, Afroamericano, América Latina, Latino, Multicultural, América Latina, Afroamericano, América Latina, Multicultural, Latino, Afroamericano, Latino, América Latina, Afroamericano, Multicultural, América Latina, Latino, Afroamericano, Multicultural, Multicultural, Latino, América Latina, Afroamericano, América Latina, Latino, Afroamericano, Afroamericano, Latino, América Latina, Latino, Afroamericano, América Latina

Turnbull, Wally

Wally Turnbull, born to missionary parents and raised in the mountains of Haiti, has learned to communicate with his neighbors on a level few attain, speaking their language of simple images and hidden meanings. Turnbull received his BA in Psychology from Rockford College in 1970 and his MFA in photography from Ohio Univeristy in 1972. He was born and raised in Haiti where he resided until 1963 when he left to pursue his education. He returned to Haiti in 1972 with wife Betty where he worked in rural education and self-help for thirty years. In 1978, Turnbull received a Diplome de Citation from the Haitian Government Department of Education for his work in rural education. He also received an award of distinction from Rockford College in 1983 for his humanitarian work in Haiti.

Turnbull, Elizabeth

Elizabeth Turnbull was born and raised in Haiti where she grew up surrounded by the sights and sounds brought to life in her Haitian children's stories. As a young child she would spend hours snuggled in the laps of her parents and older brothers while they would read a story to her. One of her greatest joys was learning to read and having the power to unleash the stories for herself. Elizabeth went on to study Spanish and Journalism at Wake Forest University and receive her MA in Latin American and Caribbean Studies from Florida International University. She is the author of three children's books about Haiti: Janjak and Freda Go to the Citadel, Janjak and Freda Go to the Iron Market and Good Night Goat/Bonnwit Kabrit. Her biography of Wallace Turnbull's lifelong ministry in rural Haiti, Say to These Mountain, won an IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award gold medal. Elizabeth lives on a budding farm in Hillsborough, NC, with her family. Connect with her online at torchflamebooks.com/elizabeth-turnbull. Follow her on Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest @ejturnbull.