Tezen: A Bob Lapierre's Ayitian Classic

By Bob Lapierre

After visiting Cathay, China, Frank Fouché decided to "share" Yeh-Shen with the Europeans. So, out of the first portion of the Chinese fable, Frank gave the Ayitian literature a classic tale called "Tezen," which is the story of a little girl and her friend, the fish (Tezen). This story, by the way, has been successfully integrated into our folk

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dr. Andre L Pardo
• Release date: May 14, 2022
• ISBN: 9781088033258

Bob Lapierre

Dr. André Lapierre Pardo (aka Bob Lapierre) is a Thespian and the author of several works of fiction: Drama, Tales, History, Legend, Folklore, and Mythology. More than anything else, he explicitly endeavored to preserve and conserve everything that belongs to the Ayisyen cultural heritage. Bob's expertise as a playwright-director goes on in creating first-class theatrical presentations and Cultural Forum in general. Currently, in the field of theatre and yonder his life practice, he holds all degrees, AA, BA, MA, and up to Ph.D. His greatest dream was to become the Minister of Culture in his place of birth; unfortunately, politics and incompetence shattered his vision. He is a professor. He pens books to teach and shares culture and history. He preserves what is being neglected and discarded by Dynamics of Ignorance. He also writes children's books that include Ayiti's most popular children's stories like the forever classic TEZEN and a list of collectible children's books like Bouki ak Malis and more:

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