In the slow-moving waters of the Atchafalaya Basin-a vast, meandering swamp in Louisiana-cypress trees lift from the lazy bayous, egrets drift overhead, turtles bask on sunlit logs, and frogs sing as dusk settles. It was here that the ancestors of the Cajun people, who still live in the Basin, made their home centuries ago. Their stories still echo through the bayou today. This is the story of Luc de Noël, a Cajun tale shared every Christmas Eve by Grand-père (grandfather).

Perfect for familes and children.