Adèle Dubois A Story of the Lovely Miramichi Valley in New Brunswick

"Adèle Dubois" by William T. Savage is a historical fiction that takes place in the wild Miramichi Valley of New Brunswick during the mid-1800s, revolving around the spirited young Adèle Dubois and her family. When a weary traveler, Mr. Norton, seeks refuge at their home, the story paints a picture of faith, the strength of family, and the clash of cultures in a remote settlement. Through Mr. Norton's eyes, we see Adèle's special character as he contemplates bringing spirituality to the valley's settlers, highlighting the hardships and unique dynamics of a community grappling with both the beauty and the dangers of their isolated world.