Rhyming text describes the ingredients that go into Grandma's gumbo. Includes a recipe for Louisiana gumbo.

In a brightly illustrated volume based on a song by New Orleans musician Johnette Downing, children are taken through a culinary calendar in this rhythmic volume that notes a meal a day representing the best of Cajun, Creole, African, and French foods.

Based on a traditional song and set in the Louisiana bayous, marshes, and wetlands, a counting book tells of pelicans, armadillos, black bears, alligators, possums, crawfish, mosquitoes, and others that inhabit the Pelican State.

Product Description: Explore Texas with this classic children's guessing game. In this colorful rhyming book, young readers learn about famous Texas state symbols, from the state bird (the mockingbird) to the state plant (the prickly pear cactus). Author and illustrator Deborah Kadair presents clever what-am-I riddles, encouraging children to guess which state symbol is the answer to the question...read more

Product Description: A taste of Kentucky through singsong repetition. Singer/songwriter Johnette Downing serves up catchy verses to her fourth installation of taste exploration. The award-winning author tells what lucky children all over the state eat, giving each dish's significance later in a "word menu...read more

Product Description: How much can a tall Texan eat? In this humorous retelling of the classic tale, a tall Texan devours a toad, a rattlesnake, a bat, a bull, and more to get rid of the flea he accidentally ate. The Texan gets bigger and bigger as he eats more and more-all to get rid of a silly old flea! Whoo-ee...read more