Books

In this board book for young readers, ages 2-4, we'll learn to count down from 10 to 1, while discovering fantastic floats in the Mardi Gras parade.

Whether grandma is near or far, the bond she shares with her grandchild is one to be celebrated and cherished, and this story will create moments of connection to savor.

Many claim to have caught a mermaid, but can YOU?

Each book ends on a warm, loving note with the older child reassuring the baby that "one day you’ll be big like me."

It is a poetic tribute to the simple joys of life and nature, and a reminder that the greatest gift we have is time spent together.

Repetition, alliteration, and visual humor abound in this Mardi Gras themed riff on the iconic holiday song, perfect for emerging readers and early counters.

It’s Big Brother Time! shows every boy how awesome it is being a big brother. Because as we all know, being a brother RULES!

It’s Big Sister Time! shows every girl how awesome it is being a big sister. Because as we all know, being a sister RULES!

On every sweet lift-the-flap spread, Karen Katz’s illustrations celebrate the varied accomplishments of older Babies sure have a lot of growing up to do!

Award-winning author and illustrator duo Ed Shankman and Dave O'Neill turn to the birthplace of jazz, New Orleans, Louisiana!

In unique Louisiana style, Scott Campbell and daughter Tallulah present an alphabet of things that geaux! Things that zoom, things that crawl, things that dance, things that roll, things that fly, and things that run are all featured in this fun-filled ja

Celebrate all the wonderful things brothers can do together!

With a new little baby coming to the house, big brothers often don't know what to think or do.

Louisiana kids and their parents will love this retelling of a classic tale!

Get ready to stomp and chomp to that mambo beat!

This is a story for all ages about a little man named "Fan...Fan I Am".

Shorty searches for some wisdom from some of our favorite New Orleans characters.

Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews got his nickname by wielding a trombone twice as long as he was high.

The Littlest Streetcar gains respect with the other streetcars.

Another local favorite by Johnette Downing

Ever wonder why the oyster has the pearl? Read to find out...

Read to find out why Crab and Crawfish are no longer friends and learn a valuable lesson.