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• Chickens -- Folklore -- Juvenile literature.
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The silly chicken

Author:	Idries Shah; Jeff Jackson; Rita Wirkala
Publisher:	Cambridge, Mass. : Hoopoe Books, 2005.
Edition/Format:	Book : Juvenile audience : English : Spanish English hardcover edView all editions and formats
Summary:	A Sufi teaching tale of a chicken that has learned to speak as people do and spreads an alarming warning, which causes the townspeople to panic without first considering the messenger.
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