Storm at Batoche

By Trottier, Maxine & Mantha, John

Publishers Summary:
When James tumbles out of his family's wagon during a storm in 1884, he is rescued by Louis Riel and kept safe, as they argue whether the flatbread they make is bannock or gallette. The recipe is included.

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ISBN
978-0-77373-248-3
Publisher
Toronto : Stoddart Kids, 2000.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on May 1, 2001

Gr 1-4 This bland story stiffly illustrated with paintings of ill-proportioned people does not compel much interest. James falls out of his Scottish immigrant family's wagon during a snowstorm on the Canadian prairie and is rescued by a man who identifies himself only as Louis. Waiting out the blizzard in his small cabin, the two bake gallette, as the man calls it, or bannock, as James stubbornly insists it should be called. Three days la...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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