Angelique : Buffalo Hunt

“Angelique: Buffalo Hunt” by Cora Taylor is a captivating tale published by Penguin Random House Canada Young Readers in 2002. This edition, written in English and spanning 104 pages, follows the journey of ten-year-old M�tis girl Angelique Dumas as she participates in the buffalo hunt during a pivotal time in history. The story highlights her transition from childhood to adulthood, emphasizing the hard work and responsibilities that come with being part of the hunt alongside the grown-ups.
Readers will find a rich narrative that explores themes of adventure and self-discovery against the backdrop of the Canadian wilderness. As Angelique navigates her new role, the story takes an unexpected turn when she wanders off and encounters a buffalo stampede, underscoring the challenges and dangers of her environment. This work of juvenile fiction not only presents a glimpse into the lives of the M�tis people but also delves into the sports and outdoor activities associated with the buffalo hunt, making it a significant addition to the genre.
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Buffalo Hunt is set in the West, during the waning years of the buffalo hunt. Angelique Dumas is a ten-year-old M�tis girl, and this year she gets to be part of the hunt–not with the children, but with the grown-ups. It will be hard work, she knows, and she will have lots of new and important responsibilities. Just how important they are becomes clear on the day Angelique wanders off exploring, and finds herself in the middle of a buffalo stampede.
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