Clucky the Hen takes her baby chicks to the farmyard school every morning so they can learn, play, and make new friends. But the baby chicks soon learn how mean others can be when some of the other students tease, bully, and start rumors about a classmate and even about them and Clucky. When the chicks come home and tell Clucky about the mean things their classmates say, she tells them to ignore them and not to take any of their comments to heart. In the end, Clucky uses her magic kettle to collect bad feelings and turn them into good ones so that the farmyard school can become a positive and friendly place. Clucky's third tale addresses bullying and peer pressure and emphasizes the importance of a good attitude and open communication.
This is Book 1 in the Clucky Series. See all Clucky books here.
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The award-winning author Mar Pav n lives in Spain
llustrator with a Bachelor Degree in Environmental Science. Her illustrations have featured in more of a dozen children's picture books published in English, Spanish, Catalan and Swahili. She has won several international awards: First Prize of Illustration of the Institut d'Estudis Bale rics,
More about Mar PavonThe award-winning author and illustrator Monica Carretero was born in Madrid but now lives in Segovia. She is self-taught and her colourful and vivid illustrations have received international recognition and she is now a very succesful illustrator of children's picture books.
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