Sis And The Singing Hens Book
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Endurance and patience are found in Helen Groves Hedrick's Sis and the Singing Hens. Children reared on a family farm learn many lessons of life while plowing the fields and caring for livestock. Sometimes it's a matter of outwitting the cattle or birds before they outwit you.
The story reveals Sis caring for her laying hen flock. She is suddenly confronted by Blockbuster, the black Angus bull, who locks the chicken house door and erroneously jails Sis for two hours.
This adventurous tale actually happend on Pap and Sis's farm. Many children made "precious memories" on Sis's farm as they touched the downy feathers of newly hatched peeps or hugged a sleepy newborn calf.
You'll find humor and an appreciation for rural living as you read the story, Sis and the Singing Hens.
The story reveals Sis caring for her laying hen flock. She is suddenly confronted by Blockbuster, the black Angus bull, who locks the chicken house door and erroneously jails Sis for two hours.
This adventurous tale actually happend on Pap and Sis's farm. Many children made "precious memories" on Sis's farm as they touched the downy feathers of newly hatched peeps or hugged a sleepy newborn calf.
You'll find humor and an appreciation for rural living as you read the story, Sis and the Singing Hens.
- Written by Helen Groves Hedrick
- Illustrated by Sara Miller
- Grade Level 3 - 4
- Paperback 32 pages
- Published by McClain Printing Co.