Spicy food for the rooster

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	• Buffalo Wings Aaron Reynolds Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2007 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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Spicy food for the rooster

This is a really cute book that I noticed in the new book section of the library. The rooster needs a spicy snack for the big game. He goes looking for buffalo wings and gains a vegetarian alternative and some new friends. A very cute book with great pictures. It was just absurd enough to keep my 8 year olds attention. I would recommend it for 2nd grade and below.

BUFFALO WINGS

My son Jacob, 6 years old, loves Buffalo Wings. He took it into school for his day of "show and tell." The teacher read it to the class and it was a big hit. Not only is the story cute but, the illustrations are so colorful they really hold my sons attention. He loves trying to find the mouse on each page. Every time we eat out, he asks the waiter if they serve Buffalo Wings and then giggles!

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Delicious!!

I bought this book for all the young children on my holiday list this year after I read it! The message is charming and the illustrations are exquisite. Highly recommended.

On the day of the big game at Nuthatcher Farm, Rooster is sure that buffalo wings would be the perfect snack for the football-watching frenzy. But Rooster doesn?t quite follow the directions, and before you can say ?touchdown!? he is heading west in search of a certain missing ingredient. Rooster?s quest is full of surprises, unexpected adventures, and of course, the perfect ending to his road-trip saga?the ultimate snack for his football fiesta.
This mouthwatering follow-up to the read-aloud favorite Chicks and Salsa is told with flavor and flair by Aaron Reynolds, while Paulette Bogan?s scrumptious illustrations will make tummies of all ages grumble for more.

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