The mystery of Cape Martin L. Jacquot 
The mystery Cape Martine L. Jacquot: A young adult novel that resembles a Native American legend. Martine L. Jacquot, has just published a new novel for children by Presses du Midi Toulon. The mystery of Cape takes place in an ancient time, the land of the Mi'kmaq in the real place from the shores of Nova Scotia, where the author resides. In this peaceful world, an unusual event occurs: a beautiful morning, the cape juts into the ocean has become invisible! Giant Glooscap, the Mi'kmaq who stays home, trying to solve this mystery. Despite his strength, he needs the help of a young man like no other to understand what happened. But that question must be solved! By what magic can be good to remove a huge rock ? Why scare the inhabitants of a village? What to do everything to return to normal?
In this fantastic story alongside a giant and the nature spirits, a magic drum rhythms, animal totem, wigwams, bark canoes, campfires, moonlight, and a fierce rivalry beautiful love story ... Indeed, all this would have happened without the presence of female-to-long-braids-to-jet?
Martine L. Jacquot lives near Cape Blomidon, which was originally called Owbogegechk, which means "land where grows the Dogwood." Looking at him one evening at sunset, she imagined that history, which looks like a legend. In the enchanting scenery of the Annapolis Valley, she writes all kinds of books for children and for adults. As a child she loved playing with words and dream in front of maps. See the country and telling stories is what she does now: she travels often and wrote almost all the time! For further information: or lespressesdumidi@free.fr mjacquot@glinx.com
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