Prairie Chicken Little

I liked the illustrations as well as the story, funny take on chicken little story. My kids loved it.

bought for the classroom kids seem to enjoy it

Fun and very adventurous story. My kids loved it!

Arrived promptly and looks great. Looking forward to using this in my classroom! Went with hardcover, as a colleague's paperback had issues with pages coming out.

It was great, puts a new twist on the Henny Penny stories....it keeps the some of the same characters and adds a little to the story of the past.

Thank you.

There’s a stampede a comin’ and Mary the prairie chicken is off to tell Cowboy Stan and Red Dog Dan about it, so lickety-splickety she set off. She heard a rumbling and a grumbling and a tumbling on the grassland when she searching for breakfast and she knew she had to do something. Just like the classic story Chicken Little, Mary runs into a variety of animals who run off with her before meeting up a sly coyote who leads them on a winding path back to his den. His den is littered with a pizza box and soda but these animals are clever and the coyote meets his match. What’s the rumbling and a grumbling and the tumbling that Mary heard, well you’ll have to talk to Cowboy Stan as he’s the one with the answer that explains everything to the animals. The expressions on the animals faces and the text make this book fun to read.

Children who love rhythm and rhymes will latch onto the delightful, often hyphenated, rhyming words in this story after one or two read-throughs. Add to that fun the colorful in-your-face cartoonish animals with giant-sized expressive eyes and a sure-to-please surprise ending to a fast moving tale, and the result will be cries demanding that you read it again._Hope Irvin Marston, author of MY LITTLE BOOK OF BALD EAGLES.