
Everybody loves a good book. Right? Well we should. That is one thing that makes Cajun books so interesting to me. They really do draw you in. The stories are written with a lot of culture and flair, and the dialogue is the best. Most Acadian books focus on families, food, and music. Hey, that is what's important to most Acadians! Here are a few great books that you may want to check out. You can also take a peek at our store for ordering information. No matter where you end up buying them from, these would be great additions to add. They are all great!
BOOK NAME |
AUTHOR |
TYPE |
YEAR |
DESCRIPTION |
| Cajun Night Before Christmas | James Rice | Children's | 2000 | This is the greatest kids' book ever written. The Acadian version of The Night Before Christmas. A must have. |
| The Encyclopedia Of Cajun & Creole Cuisine | John Folse | Cooking | 2004 | If you are not familiar with John Folse, you are in for a true treat. A must read for any fan of food. |
| Cajun Self-Taught: Learning To Speak The Cajun Language | Jules O. Daigle | Linguistics | 1992 | Learn how to speak the language of the Acadians. |
| Three Little Cajun Pigs | Mike Artell | Kids | 2006 | We sure know how to improve on an old story. |
| Cajun Folktales | J.J. Renaux | Culture | 1993 | This is a great read for those that are wanting to learn more about the culture and traditions. |
| Who's Your Mama, Are You Catholic, & Can You Make A Roux? | Marcelle Bienvenue | Cooking | 2006 | Now this is a cookbook that will make you bend over laughing! |
| Mel Bay's Cajun Fiddle | Craig Duncan | Music | 1997 | Want to know a lot more about the music? This is your source. |
| Cendrillon: A Cajun Cinderella | Sheila Hebert Collins | Teen | 1998 | A great read for your teenage daughter. Fantastic Acadian spin on a very old story made famous by Walt. |
| Cajun Home | Raymond Bail | History | 1998 | A must read for anyone that is interested in learning more about Acadian history and culture. |