roosters

In three short tales about Thurston the rooster, Thurston discovers a secret ingredient to make his soup extra delicious, learns a lesson about the importance of chickens, and finds a foolproof way to never lose a game.

When Ralph, a bachelor rooster, finds three orphan eggs on his porch, he decides to brave the trials of single parenthood.

Hazel finds that taking her pet rooster Ike along on her rounds to sell eggs to her neighbors creates a number of exciting adventures.

Rex is not a morning chicken, so he asks his wife to take over his job of crowing at dawn and opens a beauty salon, where he specializes in styling chicken's combs. Includes facts about chickens.

Gabriel Gallo is not a morning rooster, so he asks his wife to take over his job of crowing at dawn and opens a beauty salon, where he specializes in comb styling.

Everyone wonders if the sun would wake up without a young rooster to crow and wake it up.

A proud rooster is tricked by a sly fox.

Brewster's family tries to figure out what is causing Brewster, a prize-winning rooster, to crow at the most unexpected times.

The barnyard hens laugh when the bossy rooster meets his match in the weather vane rooster.

Easy-to-follow, accessible text allows young readers to learn where chickens live, how they sleep, and what they eat. A helpful picture glossary aids in the development of vocabulary skills, and bright photographs show what life is like for these fascinating farm animals.