Lynn Brunelle - Chicken Scratches: Poultry Poetry and Rooster Rhymes
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As adorably absurd as chickens themselves, this book of charming illustrations and laugh-out-loud funny poultry poems will appeal to anyone with a fowl sense of humor!
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A chicken named Millicent Smites loved to twirl and leap to new heights. Till one night on her toes, as she danced with a rose, she laid a fresh egg in her tights. 
Chickie boom. 
Chickie chickie step step. 
Chickie chickie boom. Chickie chickie step step teeter totter boom. Chickie chickie step step step then 
BOOM. 
Chickie chickie step step step step step! 
Chickie chickie quickie chickie zoom zoom zoom!
There was a special chicken, though she was quite a grouch. She laid square eggs and talked a lot, but all she said was, OUCH! 
The day the rooster had the flu he could not cock-a-doodle-do. He could not walk. He could not talk. No one was sure just what to do. They called a doctor to the coop, who brought a bowl of chicken soup. Drink up, he said. Its good for you. I promise its no one you knew.
Not last night, but the night before, three little chicks came peeping at my door. One was a deviled egg. Two were sweets. And all three yelled out, Trick or treat.
and wiggle every limb-y. 
And when she clucked ALOHA roosters crowed in sheer delight. 
She loved the island rhythms so much it sometimes hurt. She loved the island rhythms so much it sometimes hurt. Cause every egg that Zelda laid came wearing a grass skirt. 
Hildegard, my chicken pal, sang as sweet as a root canal. Now shes hit the opera stage. Her shocking sounds are all the rage.We sing her praises every day as long as she sings far away.
You think a wishbone is lucky? Just make a wish and snap it?! My wishbones lucky tucked inside, where nobody can crack it! 
Im sure youve heard the many facts that make the chicken rare. It has two drumsticks and a comb, yet neither drum nor hair. It even has a belly, but there is no button there!
laughed, and ran away. 
Stop!she clucked. That pennys saved until a rainy day! 
She ran to catch the pinching thief, and whacked him with her purse. 
Then good old Henny Penny pinched her penny in reverse! 
One worm. Two chicks. Worm won. Fiddlesticks! 
A chicken ate a pack of seeds before she read the label. Next day she laid a cantaloupe upon the breakfast table. My feathers, wings, and scaly feet have ancient tales to tell of Stegosaurus, Allosaurus, locked inside each cell.
See the Archaeopteryx emerging as I soar? Listen to my cluck and hear Tyrannosaurus roar!Supersaurus, Hadrosaur, Agilosaurus, too.
Velociraptor, Troodon, the whole Jurassic crew.
All that dino DNA lives in my family tree. Want to see a dinosaur? Just take a look at me!
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