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C.P. Landry is a lifelong resident of South Louisiana and a descendant of the original French Acadians. His wife of over 40 years shares a similar heritage as the fifth generation hunting and fishing the Atchafalaya River Basin. Together, they raised their five children to respect both their heritage and their land. His Cajun Kids Adventures series is loosely based on the experiences, challenges, and shenanigans of his children’s unique upbringing.


Schedule

12:30 pm to 1:15 pm
A.Z. Young Park, Author Tent C
Swamps, Secrets, and Scallywags: Middle Grade Louisiana Adventures
C.P. Landry, The Legend of Awful Art and The Watchmen
Yvette Landry and Cullen Bernard, The Wild Girl of Catahoula
with moderator Aimee Ardonne
(ages 8 to 14)

1:30 pm to 2:15 pm
Cavalier House Books Tent
Book Signing


The Legend of Awful Art

On This Cajun Kids Adventure...
In an effort to stop the wrongdoings of one of the most dangerous pirates in the entire world, the Cajun Kids set sail on a hilarious, swashbuckling journey through the Caribbean Islands. But how did the five siblings find themselves in the middle of this strange predicament? Join along as they find answers to their unexpected adventure and discover the truth behind 'The Legend of Awful Art.'


The Watchmen

On this Cajun Kids Adventure...
When poachers threaten Willow Hammock and its inhabitants, the Cajun Kids band together with their Wildlife and Fisheries agents to defend their homeland. Beth, Mark, Timmy, Annie and Sam must craft ingenious plans and clever traps to outwit the intruders. Join in on the adventure as the Cajun Kids protect their land and embrace the responsibilities of 'The Watchmen.'