The Cuckoo Child
The Cuckoo Child by Dick King-Smith is a children’s book published by Puffin in 1992, featuring 109 pages in English. This edition presents a whimsical story where Jack believes his father’s geese would be ideal foster parents for his ostrich eggs. The narrative explores the unique challenges that arise when Jack’s giant son, who struggles with swimming and possesses extraordinary speed, interacts with his avian family.
Readers will find a blend of humor and adventure as the story unfolds, highlighting themes of family and belonging through the lens of unconventional parenting. The book invites exploration of the dynamics between different species and the unexpected outcomes of Jack’s imaginative ideas. With its engaging premise, The Cuckoo Child offers a delightful experience for young readers interested in imaginative tales.
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Jack thinks his father’s geese would make perfect foster parents for his ostrich eggs. But what will they make of a giant son who sinks when he should swim and runs faster than any bird on earth? The author also wrote Ace, Daggie Dogfoot, Dodos are Forever and The Fox Busters.
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