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120
Novel • Fiction
Farmyard • Contemporary
2011
HarperCollins
Middle grade
6-10 years
570L
The Trouble With Chickens by Doreen Cronin and Kevin Cornell is a humorous children's mystery about J.J. Tully, a retired search-and-rescue dog, who is enlisted by a determined chicken, Moosh, to help find her missing chicks. The story combines wit, quirky characters, and engaging illustrations to create an entertaining tale of friendship and adventure.
Humorous
Suspenseful
Playful
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The Trouble With Chickens by Doreen Cronin and Kevin Cornell is praised for its humor, engaging illustrations, and witty storytelling, appealing to both children and adults. Critics enjoy its clever narrative but note that the plot can be simplistic for older readers. Overall, it's a delightful and entertaining read for young audiences.
A reader who enjoys The Trouble With Chickens by Doreen Cronin and Kevin Cornell likely appreciates humorous and lighthearted stories with quirky animal characters. Fans of Diary of a Worm and Click, Clack, Moo who enjoy a playful twist on mystery and detective adventures will find this book delightful.
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Millicent (Moosh)
Moosh is a secondary character and mother hen who is emotional and caring, often getting into amusing situations that irritate J.J.
Peep (Sugar)
A clever and bold young chick with a significant role in the story, Sugar is smart and assertive, often directing others and participating in the mystery-solving process.
Little Boo (Dirt)
Dirt is a young chick who starts off as distractible and simple but grows into a helpful family member through training and experience.
Vince
A dachshund wearing a medical cone, Vince is the antagonist with a humorous appearance who plots against J.J. and the chickens.
120
Novel • Fiction
Farmyard • Contemporary
2011
HarperCollins
Middle grade
6-10 years
570L
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