Lessons From Chickens and Ducks
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On rooster, four hens, baby chicks, and three ducks live on a farm together. They have different personalities and not so good behavior sometimes. One morning a chicken hawk enters the scene and changes all of their behaviors dramatically. Life on the farm become different after that. Illustrations by Kim Merritt
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About the Book
There is never a dull moment on a farm where a rooster, four hens, six baby chicks, and three ducks live together.
Cairo Rooster is a little too proud of himself. Ariel Hen talks more than she listens. Greta Hen is a complainer. Boof Hen is lazy. All three ducks know they can be friendlier and kinder. The six chicks are too little to have bad habits—yet. But life is about to change in a big way for all the feathered creatures when they hear a great commotion near the hen house that soon causes them to think about their behavior and choices.
In this creative children’s story, chickens and ducks learn a valuable lesson about why it is so important to make good choices and be good role models for those around us.
About the Author
Bob Morris served in the United States Air Force for twenty-six years and worked with The Salvation Army for more than nine years. He is the author of Tommy Totts Raft Adventure, Simon Scott’s Dream to Fly, The Cloudwalkers and Johnny Sparks and Toby.