Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss. ( )

Relies a lot on the visuals, which makes it hard for storytime if kiddos aren't really looking. Otherwise, it's very cute! ( )

CHICKENS! Chickens Everywhere!
CLUCK CLUCK CLLLUUCCK!
Chickens are left, chickens are right.

The library holds a story time with ONE librarian the same time everyday.
Day one small group of children & 1 chicken during story time. As each days goes on... more children... more chickens! At the end of the week, dozens of children. Dozens of chickens. ONE LIBRARIAN!
I love my students, but somedays I feel as stressed at this librarian!
Teachers can get an easy laugh from this book! :)

This is a book that will make your child have the giggles.
Why? Because chicken in libraries? That's SILLY!

3/5 stars:
This book is short, simple and not much detail within the story. There is not much education towars the book. It is an eady reader.
On the flipside, it is a good book to start off with to catch a child's focus. ( )

What I liked most about this story is that children were going to the library to hear stories. I think that is a cute message to send children, libraries can still be fun. After the group kept growing the librarian was overwhelmed and everyone got to team up and read their own stories. Cute book. I don't really understand the purpose, but I liked the book. ( )

A chicken sees a sign for story time at the library. He goes and joins the children for story time. The next week the chicken brings his chicken friends. Each week more and more children show up for story time at the library. Until the librarian can and longer get the chicken and children's attention because there are so many. She has a bright idea to pair a child with a few chickens and have the children read to the chickens. the librarian enjoys having the children read to the chickens because she can read to herself while the children are busy reading to the chickens.
This is a good example of fantasy because chickens can not read and would not be in a library listening to a librarian read a story.
age primary