Sylvie's Perfect Feast: Mama Mathilde's Tales from the Bayou

Sylvie decides that the creatures of the meadow should have a feast and decides on her own what a perfect feast will be. However when she gets others to participate in creating the feast she hurts their feelings by not listening to their different opinions. In the end, she learns that listening to others and sharing responsibilities both enhances the outcome and makes everyone feel wanted and secure.