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Pia Pullet Comes to Chicken Little Farm (Hardcover)
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Pia Pullet Comes to Chicken Little Farm (Paperback)
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About The Author
Tasha Meisenheimer hopes to be a popular name in children’s literature. She is a cancer survivor who chose to embrace life, after facing death. She is the mother of a young son and the owner of Chicken Little Farm in Orange, CT which served as the inspiration for her first children’s book series. She also has been, a cashier and deli attendant at a local market, a bartender at a billiard club, a student editor for the CT Review Magazine, and a high school English teacher and yearbook advisor. Presently, she is a private tutor. She also resides with her supportive husband who insists their home is not a farm!
“This adorable story sweetly teaches the message of being a good egg.”
Matthew Holub, Oxford, CT
Customer
“We feel so lucky to receive locally laid eggs and appreciate the noticeable difference in the color and taste of the yolk. We enjoy supporting a local farm that prides itself on providing a free-range environment where chickens engage in natural behaviors such as walking, foraging, exploring and socializing. A well-deserved quality of life! Lastly, Tasha is a very sweet and kind person which makes supporting her farm very easy.”
Kostoula Aldi, Woodbridge, CT
Customer
“An absolute pleasure to read. This story is a true gem for children, as it is the perfect combination of syntactical elegance and entertainment. My two girls read it together and asked when the next book would be out.”
Ryan Ostrosky, Shelton, CT
Customer
“This story sends a much needed message to children to embrace change and differences. In a world of so much divide, this narrative supports unity and the positive results that emerge from it. The author uses the simplicity of a farm, memorable chicken characters and a small town fair to drive home a message that speaks to everyone. A feel good story that people from all ages and backgrounds can benefit from reading.”
-Marlanea Elsdon, Plymouth, CT
Customer
“Pia Pullet has the same magic and the same essence as childhood favorites like Charlotte’s Web and The Velveteen Rabbit. Meisenheimer delivers a touching tale with a new twist; her story reminds us that well-written fables will never be out of fashion.”
-Elizabeth Tremper Orange, CT
Customer
Book Synopsis
A clutch of Red Cross chickens are surprised with the arrival of a new member, Pia, a beautiful Polish pullet. Confused and unfamiliar with her appearance, all the chickens poke fun at her. Pia is left heartbroken and ostracized.
Due to their inability to accept Pia’s physical differences, the clutch pecks her plume to make her look like them. Regal, the old wise rooster, intervenes the injustice that befalls Pia while she realizes her fallen feathers are exceptionally beautiful. Despite the ill treatment, she befriends the rest of the clutch and forgives them for their wrongdoing.
