Within Cajun Dead et Le Walkin' Stick, Blomidon to Le Bayou Teche, you will discover a story that encapsulates the resilience and hope of two young children during the 1755 Acadian Expulsion; you'll encounter Eva Lynn Theriault and Gabby Dev Dugas, brave best friends.

Together, they transform an unanticipated journey into one of emotional growth and the discovery of a universal home grounded in friendship and perseverance. Caught up in a world of war swept up into a maelstrom by the shifting tides of history, this tale weaves a narrative of courage, companionship, and the tenacity of the human spirit, imparting lessons on:

• The strength of bonds forged in times of adversity and challenge
• Finding light in the darkness through resilience and courage
• The importance of nurturing hope and unity in multicultural landscapes we encounter

Written and illustrated by Cajun Dead et Le Walkin' Stick, the book offers a visual journey that complements the evocative and heartfelt storytelling. Ideal for young readers aged 6 to 8, Cajun Dead et Le Walkin' Stick, Blomidon to Le Bayou Teche is perfect for children who love adventurous, historical tales-brought to you by an award-winning creative with an empathetic voice narrative.

This book is an inspired read that eschews dullness in favour of vivid imagination, rich formatting, and an original narrative that will profoundly resonate with children and adults alike.

Brimming with vibrant illustrations and crafted with meticulous care, the book highlights include:

• Engaging for both young readers and the whole family
• Stunning artwork that brings history and emotion to life
• A celebration of the resilience evident in the stories of War refugees and uprooted individuals in the current UNESCO World Humanitarian Crisis