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From the dilemma of deciding who gets the third and final beignet to the art of poaching ladders at Mardi Gras parades, the laugh-out-loud essays in Yat Wit: Chicken Gumbo for the New Orleans Soul celebrate the quirks and perks of life in the Big Easy. Among the essays is one that laments... read more
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Summary edit
Funny chapters include Lies that New Orleans Parents Tell Their Children, Beignet Gris-Gris, Souffle Sojourn, Isle Be There, and Everything I Needed to Know in Life I Learned at a Crawfish Boil.
Characters/People edit
- Vincent, the Flying Cockroach: Vincent reveals the secrets of eons-old tactics that roaches have perfected to bug the hell out of humans.
- Ms. Emily Peaust: Answers tough etiquette questions like "how to eat a sloppy roast beef po-boy," how to poach ladders during parades," and "how important is a toilet on Mardi Gras Day?"
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Authors & Contributors edit
- Yvonne Perret (Author)
- Yvonne Spear Perret
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 976.335
Subjects edit
- Books › Entertainment › Humor
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