Good-bye, Chicken Little

Good-bye, Chicken Little by Betsy Byars is a New Ed edition published by Puffin in 1982, featuring 95 pages in English. This book presents a story centered around Jimmie Little and his uncle, Pete, who has made a reckless bet to walk across the thin ice of the Monday River. Jimmie’s embarrassment grows as he grapples with his uncle’s daring antics, which have become a source of concern and frustration.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of family dynamics and the challenges of dealing with a relative’s impulsive behavior. The story delves into the tension between Jimmie’s feelings of embarrassment and the adventurous spirit of his uncle, set against the backdrop of the perilous ice covering the river. With its focus on juvenile fiction and animals, this edition offers a glimpse into the complexities of familial relationships through a lighthearted yet thought-provoking lens.
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“Your uncle’s getting ready to walk across the Monday River”, shouted Conrad. Jimmie Little’s crazy Uncle Pete had bet that he could walk across the thin layer of ice covering the swift and merciless depths of the Monday River. It had never been done before. Uncle Pete was always doing foolish and reckless things that embarrassed Jimmie, but this time he had really gone too far…
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