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Hey Chicken Man!

Susan Brown

Publisher: Yellow Farmhouse Publishing

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Summary

Hey, Chicken Man! 
Tom Kirby is chicken and everybody knows it. Billy MacPherson has made sure of that. 
Hidden by the Niagara Escarpment woods, the gang has gathered for the final initiation. Any moment now, the runoff will come gushing through the Tunnel – and Andrew will be drowned! 
“You save him! He’s your friend,” Billy taunts. 
Blindly Tom runs into the Tunnel, fighting back his terror as the cold blackness closes around him… 
“A fine tale of friendship and adventure.” – Books in Canada 
“A decent book about decent kids doing decent things.” – In Review
Available since: 02/10/2017.

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