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Title: Chicken Chuck by Steven Salerno, Bill, Jr. Martin, Bernard Martin ISBN: 1-58837-017-8 Publisher: Winslow Press Pub. Date: 09 September, 2001 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $7.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A Classic Delight
Comment: This whimsical charmer hearkens back to the Golden Age of children's books. The story is simple yet involving with a barnyard-full of engaging characters.

The book really shines in its beautifully-drawn illustrations that recall the best of 40's and 50's picturebooks. Boldly composed double-page spreads, they're elaborate and humorous and delighted my daughter.

This is an unusually well crafted tale and should be snapped up.

Rating: 5
Summary: Chicken Chuck
Comment: CHICKEN CHUCK is truly a delightful story to read to the special children in your life. The illustrations are spectacular, fulled with explosive colors that capture a child's imagionation.Reading this story book to your child is a gift in itself.. Too see the excitement on their faces, as each page is turned, is such a pleasure for Parents and Grandparents to share with the greatest joys of their lives.. "children & grandchildren" Thanks to the Author & Illustrator for a fantastic & charming book. Recommended Highly. I even enjoyed it and I am no spring CHICKEN!

Rating: 4
Summary: A very cute book
Comment: This is a very cute story that was a huge hit with my 5 yearold. It is very well told and I will definitely buy more books by BillMartin in the future. it also has a very nice moral, and it isn't preachy at all.

However, I do have to say it is the ugliest childrens book cover I have ever seen- you can barely read the title because it's on shiny reflective paper. The scan really doesn't do it justice.