
Cajun Folk Tales...A classic collection of twenty-seven folktales that will delight readers of all ages. Animal stories, humor, ghostlore and unique fairytales are drawn the from the Cajun people of South Louisiana and reflect their experiences in the New World as well as the Native and African cultures which influenced them. Each story contains an introduction and a Cajun language glossary is supplied to assist the reader in translating Cajun keywords. A winning celebration of J.J. Reneaux's native Cajun culture. Available in hard bound or soft cover. |

Why Alligator Hates Dog...In the Cajun country of Louisiana, Alligator is king of all the swamps...King to everyone, that is, except sassy old Dog.
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| Donnie Lee Green's rich acrylic paintings conjure the mists and seclusion of South Louisiana, where M'su Cocodree is still the King of the Swamp. |
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August House publishers, Inc. Jacket illustration Little Rock by Donnie Lee Green ©1995 |

Haunted Bayou...Reneaux's chilling but playful tales are rooted in traditional ghost lore and Cajun superstition. Set in the bayous and swamps of the South Louisiana heartland, Reneaux's stories explores timeless themes of good versus evil and modern day culture clash through suspense and humor. The Werewolf Bridegroom, The Ghost of Jean Laffitte and Madame Longfingers are just a few of the unforgettable characters that populate Reneaux's mysterious literary landscape. A collection of original ghostlore for ages 12 and up. |


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