The Great Chicken Debacle (paperback)

 
 

The Great Chicken Debacle (paperback)
ISBN9780761451488      
Specifications5.5" X 8.25"; 112 pages
Author(s)Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Interest/Age GroupGrades 2+
AgesAges 8-12
List Price
US$ 5.95    


About the Book
May all your chickens come home to roost. If they had only known what trouble lay ahead, maybe, just maybe the Morgan children and their friend Deeter wouldn’t have agreed to mind No-Name, the world’s ugliest chicken. Maybe they could have avoided camping out with it; confronting its archenemy, the fox; grappling with its abductors. But then again, maybe the whole madhouse caper was inevitable.

Summer vacation has arrived. The kids can think of nothing but Starlight Park and its rides. The Screaming Cyclone, Red Devil, Mad Hornet. The fact that their parents won’t take them poses the greatest dilemma of their young lives. That is, until Cornelia makes a deal with Dad. In return for their help in keeping Mom’s one-of-a-kind birthday present hidden for a week, Dad will grant their wish. By the end of a week’s chicken duty, young readers will agree that the Morgans and Deeter have earned their trip to Starlight Park!

PHYLLIS REYNOLDS NAYLOR has written more than 125 books for children. Her novel Shiloh won the John Newbery Medal. She followed it with Shiloh Season and Saving Shiloh and is also the author of the Simply Sarah series:
Anyone Can Eat Squid!
Cuckoo Feathers
Patches and Scratches

Ms. Reynolds lives in Bethesda, Maryland, with her husband, Rex. They have two grown sons and three grandchildren.


 
 



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The Great Chicken Debacle(paperback)


"When Dad decides to give Mom a chicken for her birthday, ten-year-old Cornelia Morgan, along with her brother, sister, and neighbor, make a deal to look after the bird-secretly-if Dad will take them to Starlight Park. "The story conveys lots of excitement and adventure . . . and, in the end, they do manage to keep it a secret. Recommended."
—Library Talk



 


 
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