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Edition: Paperback: 48 pages
ISBN-10: 0060005114
ISBN-13: 978-0060005115
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Book Description
Elvis knows what it takes to be boss. He's a rooster's rooster. Handsome, charming, and intelligent-no wonder the chickens love him so much. He has it all...until Cluck Gable, the peacock, shows up. Suddenly Elvis can't even get a decent breakfast! Maybe the chickens are trying to tell him something. Something about the magic words please and thank you.
In this one-of-a-kind, laugh-out-loud adventure, it may not be too late to teach an old rooster new tricks.
Kirkus Reviews
Elvis gets a pointed lesson in manners from coop-mates in his second solo outing. Swaggering beneath an oversized, pompadour-shaped wattle, he raps out commands to his harem, scorning his buddies' "please" and "thank you" when the hens serve breakfast. But his ego gets a double whammy when resplendent (and courteous) peacock Chick Gable passes through, turning all the ladies' heads; suddenly, Elvis is no longer the center of attention, and his brusque demands for breakfast are met with either nothing, or a few kernels of dry corn. Readers will get the message before Elvis does, but with a bit of prodding, even he comes around in the end. The expressively posed poultry in Cazet's cramped but colorful barnyard scenes add even more life and humor to this engaging episode; steer children who need a little more work-especially with table manners-to the Buehners' It's a Spoon, Not a Shovel! (1995) or Cuyler's Please Say Please (below). |
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