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A Hen Called Pecker

PRG Collins

Editorial: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Sinopsis

Pecker was a happy healthy hen living on a farm with other chooks when she noticed the others didn't share their food, just jumped in, and ate as much as they could without thinking that some of the smaller and younger chooks might not be getting enough of the food. When a young hen became weak and sick one night, because she wasn't getting any food and missing her mealtime snacks, Pecker decided to teach the other chooks the meaning of sharing. What do you think happened when she tried to get all of the other chooks to share the food the farmer gave them? Did they just keep on eating as much as they could for themselves, or did they change their ways and start to share?
Disponible desde: 08/11/2024.
Longitud de impresión: 36 páginas.

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