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Not to mention my last name is Dumond, close enough to the famous Café du Monde to pretend it’s my special place. With Mardi Gras right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to check out some of the best books set in New Orleans! So grab a beignet, a cup of chicory coffee, and one of the below books about the Big Easy. 18 books based on 3 votes: Dead Velvet Cheesecake by A. Gardner, Carnival in Louisiana: Celebrating Mardi Gras from the French Quarter to the Red River b Lists about: Holidays, Best books for Spring reading, Mardi Gras -- Fasching -- Fastnacht -- Karneval -- Carnaval -- Carnival -- Carnevale -- Lent, New O From banks to doctors’ offices to supermarkets to schools, everywhere you look, you can find purple, green, and gold. Whether it’s tassels, banners, masks, or beads, Louisiana is getting ready for the biggest holiday of the year. Here are 10 books set in Louisiana to read in the spirit of Mardi Gras. YA and Middle Grade Novels It’s been a long year. But now it’s Mardi Gras again and he’s ready for his happily ever after. If she shows up. *** Oh, she shows up. For her best friend’s wedding. But Tori is a terrible bridesmaid because all she can think about is her knight-in-shining-Mardi-Gras-beads from last year. Books shelved as mardi-gras: Mardi Gras Almost Didn't Come This Year by Kathy Z. Price, Dinosaur Mardi Gras by Dianne de Las Casas, Fat Tuesday Fricassee Mardi Gras: A Cajun Country Celebration is a captivating book about the festive and vibrant celebration of Mardi Gras, also known as “The Greatest Free Show on Earth.” This mesmerizing read by Laura Childs immerses readers in the rich traditions and cultural heritage of this Cajun country extravaganza. These 10 must-read books set in New Orleans include bestselling and award-winning fiction, memoirs, and nonfiction selections about one of America's most mythologized cities—New Orleans in Louisiana. Take a stroll down Bourbon Street, enjoy the annual Mardi Gras celebrations, learn about the history of the city, travel to Cajun country, and get to know NOLA, otherwise known as The Big Easy These 10 must-read books set in Louisiana prove the Creole State’s famous Bourbon Street in New Orleans and annual Mardi Gras celebrations are not the only thing in which to revel; Louisiana is home to amazing fiction and nonfiction. Take a trip to the Bayou State with these books that take place in Louisiana. 1. Cane River by Lalita Tademy This suspenseful book of historical fiction introduces the central character of many of Hambly’s books, Benjamin January, during Mardi Gras 1833. Beginning at an octoroon ball (Hambly discusses some issues of class and color in her notes at the start of the book), readers are immersed in the unique compression of worlds that is New Orleans. Customers find the story engaging and well-written. They appreciate the well-developed characters and strong female characters. The book provides valuable information about the time period, including secrets and a New Orleans Mardi Gras celebration. Readers appreciate the detailed descriptions of dress design and sewing skills. Mardi Gras aka Carnivale.Whatever you call it, it's a great setting for Murder!Busy streets, crowds, costumes, drinking .. mix it all together, and you have the perfect recipe for a crime novel. Mardi Gras Ripper, published this year, is a new adult murder/mystery set B4 MG about a costumed fiend Jack the Ripper copycat or descendant. The culture, history, music, art, and cuisine provide a colorful background accompanied by clues throughout as investigators battle press, politicians, and roadblocks to track the killer. Happy Mardi Gras, booklovers! Are you looking for a book to read today that’ll transport you to New Orleans during Mardi Gras? These are just a few of my all-time favorites and they are superb. So grab a slice of King cake and join in the fun.My Best Friend's Mardi Gras Wedding (Boys of the Bayou Book 1) by Erin NicholasA small town, pretend relationship romantic comedy. Josh Landry is one Mardi Gras Almost Didn’t Come This Year (Kathy Price) 24. Mardi Gras and Carnival (Molly Aloian) If you’re seeking Mardi Gras children’s books online, this one is a good fit. Epic hosts a digital version of this entertaining Mardi Gras book for kids. 25. The Mardi Gras Boat Parade (Perry Guy) 26. Mardi Gras For Children (Lula Thibodaux) 27. Celebrate Mardi Gras book for kids : Sami’s A Tale of Dance, A Festive Storybook for Kids About Traditions and Learn About the Festive Traditions and Culture Can the unlikely duo find the mystical portal before midnight on Mardi Gras? Mardi Gras at Midnight is a captivating blend of medical mystery, supernatural adventure, and heartwarming friendship. It's a story about second chances, following your dreams, and the enduring spirit of New Orleans. Book #3 in The Big Easy Collection Mardi Gras Murders & Midnight Masquerades: Paranormal Women's Fiction (Twisted Sisters Midlife Maelstrom Book 14) Kindle Edition by Brenda Trim (Author), Chris Cain (Editor) Format: Kindle Edition The book celebrates Mardi Gras in all its glory. From Twelfth Night to Fat Tuesday, this is the story for the those who love New Orleans' Carnival season. Highlighted by iconic landmarks and revered Mardi Gras customs and traditions. Mardi Gras In New Orleans is carnival personified. Every year, New Orleans undergoes a most brilliant King of the Mardi Gras by Eden Freed; Mounted at Mardi Gras by Rayven York; Naughty for Mardi Gras: Homecoming by Richard Pemberly; Shifted into Love: Lust in the Time of Mardi Gras by Various Authors; Historical. Creole Moon by Genevieve Stuart; The Devious Debutante by Ursula LeCoeur; Flames of New Orleans by Frances Patton Statham; The Grand
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