ALEXSE ZANSET

Miss Julie lessons have always been children’s favorite. When not in the classroom, she would often gather the neighborhood kids in her backyard, lay munchies for them, and narrate meaningful stories about history. Her passion for teaching and her empathetic attitude made the stories exciting and the lessons were valuable for the kids in attendance. They would happily come and listen to her speak about diverse topics. In light of current events taking place in Haiti, Miss Julie was supposed to talk about that. The children were excited to hear her because that would answer the enormous commotion that was going on in the media.

ABOUT THE BOOK

This is a book for 12 y.o. and up about the History of Haiti, a land with many names and its people, who are still seeking freedom after 200-plus years of gaining their Independence, as the First Free Republic in the world. The Echoes of the forefathers of Haiti’s freedom are brewing all over social media platforms. One man, by the name of Guy Philippe, stands firm on the subject of “Change is needed for all Haitians living inland or abroad. Only Haitians can take care of themselves.” The Change for Haiti is in the hearts of its hurting people who have suffered relentlessly. The revolution of the Forefathers (Heroes and Sheroes) is remembered for hope and inspiration to create a brighter future.