A Cajun Alphabet Book
From Boscoyo to Yelle, from Cocodrie to Tête de pluie...
In the middle of the Bayou where the Cipre bathes, a Cocodrie sleeps. Do you see it, from your Arbre à poules? Nénaine’s kitchen smells like Débris and Jambalaya. B pour bayou is a Cajun alphabet book in which Richard Guidry, nicknamed “The Big Cajun,” and his friends present delectable words that smell like Gumbo, while Réjean Roy invites us onto his Esquif bound for Mississippi.
After Ah! pour Atlantique, we leave behind Acadian Acadie for Cajun Acadie in warm Louisiana.
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