chicken.
“He’s surely no umbrella!” clucked the smaller chicken.
“He couldn’t be a sweater!” peeped the smallest chicken.
“Only ONE thing could be so smart, so kind, so warm, and so brave.”
shouted the others. “He’s a
The big, humongous chick was THRILLED to find out that he was a chicken after all.
“Oh thank goodness!” he said. “Now I can move back into the coop!”
“Actually, it’s a rather small coop,” crowed the little rooster.
“It’s itty-bitty,” clucked the small chicken.
“Teensy-weensy,” clucked the smaller chicken.
But we'll make room! peeped the smallest chicken.
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