The Adventures of Edmund - Richmond, Karen
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How do you get a turkey vulture's leg free from a dog? It was a restless night at the chickadee's nest. Mama chickadee is trying to get her three young chicks to bed. Using her firm mama voice, she finally gets the three chicks to bed. With bedtime comes a story. The chicks settle into their cozy nest. Mama chickadee begins her story. There is a very large turkey vulture that lives on First Road. His name is Edmund. Edmund is curious or just plain nosy. He loves cows and shiny things. His love of shiny things gets in trouble when the pesky sun wakes Edmund from a nap. The sun's rays reach far…mehr

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How do you get a turkey vulture's leg free from a dog? It was a restless night at the chickadee's nest. Mama chickadee is trying to get her three young chicks to bed. Using her firm mama voice, she finally gets the three chicks to bed. With bedtime comes a story. The chicks settle into their cozy nest. Mama chickadee begins her story. There is a very large turkey vulture that lives on First Road. His name is Edmund. Edmund is curious or just plain nosy. He loves cows and shiny things. His love of shiny things gets in trouble when the pesky sun wakes Edmund from a nap. The sun's rays reach far and wide. The rays land on a round shiny disk. This catches Edmund's eye. Edmund gets one thought in his head, I want that disk. Problem is, the disk is actually a dog tag which, at that moment, is attached to a collar that is on a sleeping dog which Edmund does not see. Edmund makes a soaring leap to grab the dog tag. Well, the next thing you know, Edmund has a dog's mouth around his leg. Now here is the question, how do you get a turkey vulture's leg free from a unhappy dog? Come join the adventures of Edmund as he and his friends answer that question. Can Alex the Homing Pigeon and Fuzzie the Crow who thinks he is an emu free Edmund from the dog's mouth, or as Edmund calls him, the hairy beast? Or will Edmund have a furry mutt attached to his foot forever?