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Hen Can't Help it: A First Look at the Life Cycle of a Chicken (Little Bees)

Hen Can't Help it: A First Look at the Life Cycle of a Chicken (Little Bees)

by SamGodwin (Author)

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    Hardcover 2001

    $21.22
Synopsis

Through the humorous observations and inquisitive questions of a sheepdog and her pup, this book follows the life cycle of a chicken from egg to adult. Featuring a whole host of farmyard creatures, who comment on the events happening around them. We discover how the chicken grows inside the egg, how it hatches and how it is nurtured by its mother.

$21.22

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 32
 Publisher: Hodder Wayland
Published: 18 Jan 2001
ISBN 10: 0750030704
ISBN 13: 9780750030700
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Media Reviews
Masterpieces of making complex subjects accessible -- TES 'Nicely presented, this is a lovely way for children to learn' -- Kids Out, April 2001 'This is a cheerful introduction to its subject' -- School Librarian, Jul 01 The author and illustrator have succeeded admirably in making a potenially complex subject, the life cyle of a chicken, accessible for the younger reader. -- Scholastic Primary 2001 20011001 'Wayland's new series keeps it absolutely simple for reception and infant children.' -- Books for Keeps 20030101 The author and illustrator have succeeded admirably in making a potentially comples subject, the life cycle of a chicken, accessible for the younger reader. -- Junior Education 20011001 ...is quintessential Rosen - bizarre and wuirky, a mixture of ridiculous rhymes, witty wordplays and potty poems. -- Carousel (Issue 19 - Winter) 20011001 This further selection of poems and ponderings is sure to be a popular addition to your classroom library. -- Child Education 20010901
Author Bio
Sam Godwin is the award-winning writer of a wide range of fiction and non-fiction titles. He is an accomplished storyteller who regularly visits schools around the UK.