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The Cajun Gingerbread Boy

par Berthe Amoss

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The classic tale is set in Louisiana where the gingerbread boy is baked by a Cajun mawmaw and meets his fate with a hungry crocodile.

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a Cajun mawmaw bakes herself a gingerbread boy (1) a cajun mawmaw bakes herself a gingerbread boy adding further flavor and is chased by everyone he meets (1) a neat aspect is the cardboard gingerbread boy that fits into slits on each page. the last page includes a recipe for cajun gingerbread boys (1) and is chased by everyone he meets. Told in a rich Cajun dialect (1) are various French words and phrases. A neat aspect is the cardboard gingerbread boy that fits into slits on each page. The last page includes a recipe for Cajun Gingerbread Boys. (1) Cadiens (3) Cajun pronunciation guide (1) Conte populaire (2) contes de fées (3) Contes de fées et folklore (2) Contes populaires (3) die cut gingerbread boy fits in alligator mouth (1) fits in page slits (1) Folklore (5) gingerbread boy (3) gingerbread slips form one page to the next so young readers can help him escape his pursuers (1) gingerbread variation (1) language: english annotation (1) Le Petit Bonhomme de pain d'épice (6) Louisiane (4) Lu à haute voix (2) Mont Dena (1) Noël (2) Pain d'épices (10) past vegetation and wildlife. Interspersed throughout the story (1) Pour enfants (4) this interpretation has a removable gingerbread boy that easily slips from one page to the next so young readers can help him escape his pursuers. Full color.Children's LiteratureThis 'rebaked' version of the well-known story is set in Louisiana. As the G (1) TO DO: write publisher for tape made by a teacher (1) told in a rich cajun dialect are various french words and phrases (1) way down in bayou (1)

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This book was very cute. I especially loved this book because it was based in Louisiana, so I was familiar with the Cajun language the author used. I also liked the small cardboard cutout of the gingerbread man, so the reader can interact with the story. The author made sure to use the traditional gingerbread man story, but she tweaked it a bit to fit Louisiana culture. (

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ogonzales | Nov 18, 2019 |

The freshly baked Gingerbread Boy believed immediately he was to be eaten and ran away as fast as he could to avoid his presumed fate. While running through the bayous of Louisiana, he meets several individuals who really do want to eat him. In the end he becomes trusting of one of these sly characters and fulfills his original theory. Being too quick to judge can have unfavorable consequences. The Cajun Gingerbread Boy missed the opportunity to be loved by one and instead was loved in a whole different way by another. (

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