Aggie and the Chicken Dance
A Read it Again Rhyming Picture Book
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Hometown, Pennsylvania. That’s where she was from. Up the hill, down the hill, Aggie used to run. She was always ready to lend a helping hand, to Iva, Joan, or Betty, even the plumber man. I called her Grandma Aggie, for she was dear to me. But some folks didn’t like her. That was plain to see. Cause Aggie had a habit, of wooing silly hens. After they had laid their eggs and roosted in their pens. One by one they'd listen, for Aggie's special call. Yodel-lady, yodel-lady, yodel-lady-oh!
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About the Book
Aggie is an eccentric grandma who has a strange talent for wooing chickens into her barn and then encouraging them to dance.
As Aggie trades her apron to become a dance teacher, she and the chickens generate excitement in the neighborhood. But when some grouchy guests show up to make trouble, Aggie is both surprised and delighted when the guests and the chickens do something completely unexpected!
In this rhythmic story for children, a talented grandma woos hens into her barn where she invites them to dance the night away.
About the Author
Sharon L. Parker is an avid traveler and the 1996 recipient of the Diane Christensen Award. She earned two master’s degrees, taught English composition at the University of Akron, and was a mental health counselor. Now semi-retired, Sharon writes and volunteers within the community and as a peer counselor in her church. She resides in Scottdale, Pennsylvania.