Adaleigh craves her grandmother's gumbo, but Mamere will not cook it until the weather cools, prompting Adaleigh to employ creative tactics, but patience is required to savor her's grandmother's Cajun delight.
Adaleigh craves her grandmother's gumbo, but Mamere will not cook it until the weather cools, prompting Adaleigh to employ creative tactics, but patience is required to savor her's grandmother's Cajun delight.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mary Beth Broussard's love of reading came from her family's many trips to the Alexandria Public Library in Louisiana. She initially worked as a journalist but later returned to school to become an occupational therapist working with children with special needs. After working as a travel therapist, she and her husband, Craig, decided to make Lafayette their home, enjoy the Cajun culture, and start a family. Mary Beth found a way to combine her love of books, Cajun culture, and children, and Gumbo Weather was the happy result. A native of New Iberia, Louisiana, artist Paul Schexnayder is frequently featured as a festival poster artist, and his work has been placed in galleries and shows throughout the state. The author/illustrator of four previous children's books, including The Gumbo Gators, published by Pelican, he has worked as a visual arts teacher in area schools since 1989.
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