Books with title Six Little Chicks

Quack! Quack! Wibble-wobble! Wibble-wobble! Follow the six little ducks as they venture out on their own without the watchful eye of their mother! The classic children s song is now a favorite story. The story follows the song word-for-word so young readers can sing along with each page on their own. Then laugh, play and learn with 11 more fun songs!

"The sky is falling!" cheeps Chicken Little, and he hurries off to warn the king. Along the way, Henny Penny, Cocky Locky, Ducky Lucky, Drakey Lakey, Goosey Loosey, and Turkey Lurkey all decide to join him on his important mission. Then Foxy Loxy helpfully volunteers to lead the way. But does the sly fox have a surprise for the gullible gang? Generations of children have loved this traditional tale, and Sally Hobson's irresistible artwork gives the story a fresh look that young children will adore.

When Little Chick can't find his hammer, he becomes angry. He stamps his feet and runs around. Young children listen eagerly to find out what will happen next and how the problem will be solved.Little Chick is one of five heartwarming stories in The Furry Friends--Five Favorite Stories collection, designed for ages 2-6. Each colorful story teaches children how to manage feelings and develop self-responsibility, while modeling for parents and caregivers how to guide child behavior in a patient and loving way. Books in this series...- The Furry Friends--Five Favorite Stories (all five stories in one book)- Little Chick: Little Chick learns to put away his toys.- Little Mouse: Little Mouse learns not to ask for a Band-Aid unless he is hurt.- Little Raccoon: Little Raccoon learns not to color with crayons all over the house.- Little Kitty: Little Kitty learns not to overcome shyness.- Little Bunny: Little Bunny learns to share.

Spend a wonderful day with Little Chick in these three enchanting stories from master storyteller Amy Hest and much-admired illustrator Anita Jeram. How Little Chick longs for her carrot to grow tall, for her kite to fly high, to be able to reach up and take her star from the sky. But her carrot is small, her kite bobs along on the ground and she can't stretch up far enough to touch her star. Sometimes things just don't turn out quite the way you want them to. But, as Old-Aunite shows Little Chick, there is just as much wonder in things that are small and far away - if you only look! This title comes from the acclaimed creators of "New York Times" best-seller "Kiss Goodnight, Sam" comes a lovely story about a little chick and her big dreams and aspirations. It comes with beautiful illustrations from the renowned illustrator of "Guess How Much I Love You".