The Big Bad Fox by Benjamin Renner - 188 pages
Try as he might, the Fox just isn't big, bad, or scary. Not a single animal on the farm is afraid of him. So he schemes with the wolf to steal some eggs. When they hatch, they'll have a tasty meal. But things never go as the fox plans . . . .
I really enjoyed this children's comic. It was quick to read -- I read it on my lunch break -- yet it tells a complete story. The fox is endearing for all of his bumbling and his growing attachment to the chicks. However, my favorite characters were the chicks themselves as bloodthirsty, scary foxes. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone.
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Junie B. Jones has a Peep in Her Pocket by Barbara Park
Junie B. Jones has a Peep in Her Pocket by Barbara Park - 67 pages

In this funny story by Barbara Park, Junie B. learns that her class in going on a special field trip to a farm. Junie B. is terrified of this because she watched a show about when ponies attack. She tries everything to try and get out of this field trip; however, she is not successful. She ends up going to the farm, becoming the farmer's helper, seeing some adorable farm animals (including a baby chick that she wants to take home), and realizes that farms are not something to be afraid of.
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Barbara Park,
farm,
Junie B. Jones,
juvenile fiction,
ponies
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