Chicken Impossible

by Leslea Tash

ZuZu's lazy freeloader chickens fail to hatch any chicks, so she sets out on an adventure with her family to add three tiny fluffballs of chickeny goodness to the family's backyard flock. With the help of Mom, Dad, and three older brothers, ZuZu becomes a chicken agent, nonpareil.

If you loved Junie B. Jones, give ZuZu and her family's adventure a read.

Recommended for ages 6-12.

50 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 9, 2017

About the author

As Red Tash, I write mostly cozy fantasy midlife mysteries set in the magical Midwest. Everything else that I decide to fool around with usually gets published as by Leslea Tash, so you'll see a variety of genres on this profile.

I am a former journalist, an avid bird nerd, and a super-proud wife & mom of four. Slightly opinionated.

When I originally wrote this bio, I ended it with "Up to my neck in feathers, leaves, and sloppy kisses. Ask me if I mind." Since then, my kids are 75% grown up! I miss the sloppy kisses.

And we no longer keep chickens, but that was a fun time in our lives, and I get to relive it through Miss Fitz anytime I like.

Reviews

[Rhonda Walker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very funny story for children. The young reader will also learn a bit about chickens and increase their vocabulary as the main character often explains the meanings of words and phrases her parents say to her. Great story to buy for your child.

[Destiny Causby · Rating 5 out of 5]

I bought this book for a friend's child and thought I'd just flip through it before I gave it to her before I knew it I had read the whole thing. Excellent little book in the spirit of Junie B Jones ❤