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Rainbow Rodney
9781455627561
Regular price $19.99 Sale price $14.99 Save 25%
Way down at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, a very special flamingo stood out among his krewe. For he was not just pink but red, yellow, purple, green, and even orange. Could it be from all the delicious foods that New Orleans has to offer? Young readers will eat their way through the city with Rainbow Rodney in this celebration of classic Crescent City dishes.
Gumbo Weather
9781455627615
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Adaleigh, a young Cajun girl, has the envie for her grandmother's chicken and sausage gumbo. But there is a problem. It's summer, and Mamere does not cook her gumbo until the weather has just the right chill in the air. Adaleigh tries various get-gumbo techniques, including learning to ask for it in French, but she will have to wait. This picture book for young readers, peppered with Cajun words, celebrates the Cajun culture and the importance of generational bonds.
Coyote Tales
9781455627394
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Rex, a coyote, was born in South Louisiana. Ready for a change from the country life, he headed to New Orleans. There he met Rosie, from uptown, and together they explored all the wonders of the Crescent City. Young readers of this picture book will hold their breaths as the two are tracked by Trapper John. Will Rex and Rosie be able to make a happy home in the city?
It's Hot in Louisiana
9781455627332
Regular price $10.95 Sale price $8.21 Save 25%
It’s hot in Louisiana—hotter than a beignet, hotter than an alligator’s back, hotter than Maw-Maw’s red beans and rice! Young children in the Bayou State will certainly relate to all the heat comparisons in this delightfully illustrated board book.
Goodnight Pothole
9781455627370
Regular price $19.99 Sale price $14.99 Save 25%Hold on to your car’s alignment. In this parody of the classic children’s book Goodnight Moon, sleepy readers will dream of orange cones and chicken bones, blown out tires and downed wires, and so many more amusing rhymes in this funny-but-true take on eroding roads.
