Good-bye, Chicken Little
Good-bye, Chicken Little by Betsy Byars is a juvenile fiction book published by HarperCollins on February 26, 1990. This 101-page edition, written in English, explores the life of Jimmie Little, a boy who feels overwhelmed by fear and uncertainty following the death of his father. Nicknamed Chicken Little, Jimmie’s worries intensify when a tragic accident involving his Uncle Pete leads him to blame himself for the misfortune.
In this story, readers will find Jimmie navigating his grief and self-doubt as he learns to cope with the challenges of adolescence. The narrative delves into themes of death, bereavement, and self-esteem, highlighting how Jimmie’s quirky family plays a crucial role in helping him confront his fears. Through an unusual family gathering, Jimmie begins to understand the importance of support and humor in overcoming life’s difficulties, ultimately leading him to say goodbye to his fears.
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Jimmie Little is scared of life. Ever since his father died, the world seems frightening and unpredictable. Jimmie worries so much he’s even nicknamed himself Chicken Little.
Then one day Uncle Pete has a terrible accident. Jimmie’s nightmares have come true; and, even worse, he blames himself. But when his mother gives a very unusual party for all the relatives, Jimmie begins to realize that his own zany, fun-loving, and sometimes embarrassing family can help him say good-bye to Chicken Little-forever.
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