Clovis Crawfish and Raoul Raccoon

Clovis Crawfish returns to warm children's hearts with this story of the friendly ecrevisse and his friends from the Cajun bayou. Between Leontine Ladybug's anxiety about a big, ugly worm and Bertile Butterfly's worries about bad weather, Clovis has his work cut out for him in calming their fears. When Gaston Grasshopper sees a big animal -- even bigger than Clovis -- the little crawfish is unafraid. "Don't be scared...it's Raoul Raccoon", he explains to his friends, and then proceeds to teach them a few things about the furry mammal. When Raoul gets in trouble, the very creatures who at first feared him come to his rescue, then sing a special song for the once-again happy and very grateful raccoon. Children can enjoy this story in English or in French, and sing along with the animals with music provided. A pronunciation guide also is included.