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Dylan the eagle-hearted chicken

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    Running Time: 809
    Narrator: Karleen Delaurier-Lyle
    Publisher: University of British Columbia Okanagan, Fri, 01/01/2016 - 12:00

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  • Author: Harrison, David L
    Contributor:

    Brooks, Karen Stormer

    Summary:

    It all began with the egg. If the egg hadn't been so hard, Ethel wouldn't have needed to stretch her legs. And if Ethel hadn't left the nest to stretch her legs, Cawly, that old crow, wouldn't have snatched the egg. And if Cawly hadn't snatched the egg, Dylan, who was inside the egg, wouldn't have hatched high in a tree in an eagle's nest. Between his chicken mother coaching him from the ground and his eagle mother screaming at him in the nest, Dylan has a hard time trying to figure out just what he is--a chicken or an eagle. How he comes to discover his true identity will have children giggling from page to page. David L. Harrison is in high form in this hilarious barnyard adventure.

    Genre: Picture books, Juvenile fiction
    Original Publisher: Honesdale, Pa. : Boyds Mills Press, 2002
    Language(s): English

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DC Contributor

Brooks, Karen Stormer

Abstract

It all began with the egg. If the egg hadn't been so hard, Ethel wouldn't have needed to stretch her legs. And if Ethel hadn't left the nest to stretch her legs, Cawly, that old crow, wouldn't have snatched the egg. And if Cawly hadn't snatched the egg, Dylan, who was inside the egg, wouldn't have hatched high in a tree in an eagle's nest. Between his chicken mother coaching him from the ground and his eagle mother screaming at him in the nest, Dylan has a hard time trying to figure out just what he is--a chicken or an eagle. How he comes to discover his true identity will have children giggling from page to page. David L. Harrison is in high form in this hilarious barnyard adventure.

Genre
Picture books
Juvenile fiction
Publisher (Source)

Honesdale, Pa. : Boyds Mills Press, 2002

Not specified
ISBN

1563979829

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