Books with author Rebecca Purcell

Small chick. Big brain.Here comes Super Chicken--a little chicken with a giant imagination. With novelty die-cuts and adorable artwork throughout, this story has our hero, Super Chicken, turning everyday objects and shapes into ships, exotic animals, and more!. Chicken's bath may be just a bath, but when he becomes Super Chicken, he's sailing the high seas! Rebecca Purcell's unique art uses a high-contrast color palette including black, white, red, blue, yellow, green, and orange. The high-contrast colors are perfect for babies 0-8 months, while the innovative die-cuts, fun imaginative scenes, and simple text will make toddlers ages 2-3 big fans of Super Chicken!

"Ghost Tree" is a short story for children (and grown-ups, by all means, if they are partial to a funny little tale). It's the story of Bill and his creepy weekend in the woods, and forms part of the "Tales from the Moonlit Road" series. Exciting note! The stories in Volume Two of "Tales from the Moonlit Road" have a new feature called "Words from the story," which can be found at the end of tale.

"Insect Man" is a short story for children (or grown-ups, by all means, if they are partial to a funny little tale). It's the story of Toshimasa and his local park in Tokyo, and forms part of the "Tales from the Moonlit Road" series. Exciting note! The stories in Volume Two of "Tales from the Moonlit Road" have a new feature called "Words from the story," which can be found at the end of each tale.

"Flow" is a short story for children (and grown-ups, by all means, if they are partial to a funny little tale). It's the story of Danny's stay with Aunt Penelope, who is a trifle tense, and forms part of the "Tales from the Moonlit Road" series. Exciting note! The stories in Volume Two of "Tales from the Moonlit Road" have a new feature called "Words from the story," which can be found at the end of each tale.