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Hohn, Nadia L.
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Bennett, Louise, 1919-2006 -- Juvenile fiction.
Women poets, Black -- Juvenile fiction.
Authors, Jamaican -- Juvenile fiction.
Blacks -- Juvenile fiction.
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Hohn, Nadia L.
Bennett, Louise, 1919-2006 -- Juvenile fiction.
Women poets, Black -- Juvenile fiction.
Authors, Jamaican -- Juvenile fiction.
Blacks -- Juvenile fiction.
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A likkle Miss Lou :
how
Jamaican
poet
Louise
Bennett
Coverley
found
her
voice
/ written by Nadia Hohn ; illustrated by Eugenie Fernandes.
by
Hohn, Nadia L.
Owlkids Books, c2019.
Call #:
FICTION HOH
Subjects
Bennett
,
Louise
, 1919-2006 -- Juvenile fiction.
Women poets, Black -- Juvenile fiction.
Authors,
Jamaican
-- Juvenile fiction.
Blacks -- Juvenile fiction.
ISBN:
9781771473507
1771473509
Alternate title:
How
Jamaican
poet
Louise
Bennett
Coverley
found
her
voice
Description:
1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 29 cm.
Summary:
""Miss Lou" is widely credited as having helped
Jamaican
Patois recognized as a "nation language." Thanks to her writing and her work in TV and radio,
Jamaican
Patois was embraced internationally and she created spaces for poets like Mutabaruka and Linton Kwesi Johnson and singers like Bob Marley and Harry Belafonte to centralize and popularize
Jamaican
English, Creole, patois in their work. This picture book manuscript focuses on a young Miss Lou who is struggling to find her
voice
, caught as she is between writing "lines of words like tight cornrows" or writing the words that beat "in time with her heart." On one level, this is a wonderful story of an important figure in Jamaica's cultural legacy. On another level, this is a universal story of a child finding and trusting her own
voice
. End matter includes a brief biography of Miss Lou, covering her life and influence following this story--including the fact that Miss Lou spent the last 20 years of her life in Canada. There is also a glossary to help readers less familiar with
Jamaican
patois."
Genre:
Canadian fiction, Juvenile.
School age picture book.
Other authors:
Fernandes, Eugenie, 1943-
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School Age Picture Books - Black Collection
FICTION HOH
Childrens Books
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School Age Picture Books - Black Collection
FICTION HOH
Childrens Books
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Woodlawn Public Library
School Age Picture Books - Black Collection
FICTION HOH
Childrens Books
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Cole Harbour Public Library
School Age Picture Books - Black Collection
FICTION HOH
Childrens Books
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