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The Scarecrow's Hat - Ken Brown

Description: ISBN 1561452408 / Genre: Humour / Author: Ken Brown / Hardcover / Reading Level: Ages 4-8 / 32 Pages / Book is published 2001-03 by ... more

The Scarecrow's Hat - Ken Brown ... Peachtree Publishers

Newest Review: ... to lean on as he gets so tired standing in the field all day every day. In fact he would definitely swap his hat for a ... more

... walking stick! Now the chicken didn't have a walking stick but she knew someone who did and she set off to find him. This actually sets off a whole train of events with her encountering a number of characters who have what she is after but they all can think of something that they want more. Badger would swap his walking stick for a ribbon to tie his door open; Jackdaw would swap his ribbon for some wool; the sheep would definitely swap his wool for glasses in order to spot any approaching wolves; Owl would swap his glass...more

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The Scarecrow's Hat - Ken Brown: Fair exchange is no robbery! (717 words)
by - written on 01/12/09 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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On a recent visit to the library one of my daughters picked up a lovely looking book called 'The Scarecrow's Hat' by Ken Brown which we duly added to our selection and then took home to read. We had not read any other books by this author and as far as I can tell, he has not written any others which is a shame as this is a truly delightful book. I think we were first attracted by the charming front cover which shows a brown chicken sitting on top of a scarecrow's head. The scarecrow is wearing a straw hat which is obviously the hat in the title, but as you read the story you realise that it is not really about the hat at all, but about different characters ... Read the complete review

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