Ben and his friend Jen have an adventure with hens on a farm. This simple story for beginning readers teaches the 'en' sound through rhyming text and bright, original illustrations. Additional features to aid in comprehension include a word list for review, a note to parents and educators, and an introduction to the author and illustrator.

After collecting eggs from all over the world, hatching them, and raising her blended family, Hattie's brood is ready to leave her loving nest and take off on their own adventures.

"Young animal lovers will be delighted to discover the horse, cow, sheep, and mouse hiding behind colorful flaps in this interactive board book. With five spreads of bright, stylish illustrations, a lovable little hen as the main character, and a surprise mirror on the final page, this is the perfect book to share with the very youngest readers!"--Publisher's description.

Daisy is a hen who manages to escape the horrible conditions of an egg production line. After surviving a harrowing encounter with a one eyed weasel and being rejected by the barnyard animals where she grew up, a chance encounter see's her becoming the guardian of a duckling. Despite the child being a duck, Daisy is willing to learn and make the sacrifices she needs in order to ensure the happiness of her adopted son.

Take a great story and lots of silly sounds, mix with a happy helping of children, and you have a recipe for a Kaye Umansky Noisy Picture Book. Riotously funny retellings of favourite tales as you have never heard them before. Little Red Hen finds a grain of wheat but who will help her plant and hoe it? To a lazy chorus of 'WOOF MEOW QUACK QUACK - YAWN!' from her friends, she stamps her feet with a 'CLUCK CLUCK CLUCK' and sets to work. Noisily colourful...

The Loopy Coop hens are playing in the snow, building snow animals! Midge and Pip and Dot are making a snow hen. But the beak has to be just right. Midge gets angry. She decides to make her own. So does Dot. Pip does not. She decides to make a snow...fox?

Three French hens outwit a hungry Bronx fox and show him the true meaning of Christmas.

"A child narrator tells the story of Shelly, a free-range hen; she pecks and scratches for food, roosts with her flock, and lays eggs that the narrator helps the farmer collect. Backmatter includes a matching game, more information about chickens, other animals that lay eggs, and a kid-friendly recipe."--