NOLA Children's Books

"Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans?" is a timeless love letter to the city of New Orleans told through the eyes of a hummingbird named Huey. Inspired by the 1947 Louis Armstrong song with the same title, it is perfect...

Way down at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, a very special flamingo stood out among his krewe. For he was not just pink but red, yellow, purple, green, and even orange. Could it be from all the delicious foods that New Orleans has...

Dragons of New Orleans. In this magical tale for beginner readers a child's creativity comes to life as he explores the imagined life of dragons. Set against the backdrop of New Orleans the delightful illustrations by the talented Samantha Smith engage readers and parents...

A Louisiana ’gator chomps his way through gumbo, po’ boys, beignets, sno-balls, and more in this culinary counting tour of Bayou flavors. As his appetite grows, so do his counting skills in this adventurous meal of multiple dishes for the very young. 9781941879306 About the...

Explore the warmth of Louisiana with this fun and educational board book. Through illustrations and witty descriptions, children learn the reality of the southern state's climate: hotter than a beignet, hotter than an alligator's back, and as Maw-Maw's red beans and rice! Arcadia Publishing's...

State birds, flowers, trees, and animals brought to board book form for the youngest book lovers. Toddlers will delight in these books filled with rhyming riddles, framed by brightly painted clues, that introduce elements that make Louisiana so special.

Enjoy the sights and sounds of a rainy day in Louisiana with this playful board book from Arcadia Publishing. Featuring colorful illustrations and catchy rhymes, children will be captivated as they explore the signs of a thunderstorm, the mighty Mississippi River, and more! Perfect...

New Orleans Mother Goose by Ryan Adam Georg' Porg' ate crab cakes, saw one move, cried, "Heaven's sakes!" When he found out the crab still lived, His plate, he dropped-his face, he hid. Merriment and madness reign as king and queen of Carnival in...

In New Orleans, a little oak tree asks Grand Oak why it is so small in comparison. The Grand Oak replies that the young one is special and will one day everyone will see. As the seasons change and the tree grows, the young tree...