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Little Red came out of an egg in the duck's nest but "Peep-Peep" was a strange greeting to his new family. "Quack-Quack" said the mother duck and the six yellow ducklings as they stared at him. His feet were not webbed and his coat was a rusty red. He was not a duckling at all. He was a little red rooster!

Naturally Little Red was not very happy with his duck family. He couldn't swim with them on the pond, and he didn't understand their quacklings. So one day when he heard a call, "Cock-a-doodle-doo" from over the hill and it seemed a friendly greeting, he ran off to find a new home.

Little Red's adventurous search for new friends makes just the kind of picture book little children like best. 

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Berta Hader

Berta Hader

1890 - 1976
American
Berta Hoerner Hader and her husband Elmer Hader collaborated to illustrate more than seventy children's books, many of which they also wrote. They won... See more
Elmer Hader

Elmer Hader

1889 - 1973
American
Elmer Stanley Hader and his wife Berta Hader collaborated to illustrate more than seventy children's books, many of which they also wrote. They won th... See more

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The Big Snow and Other Stories: A Treasury of Caldecott Award-Winning Tales Reprint

The Big Snow and Other Stories: A Treasury of Caldecott Award-Winning Tales
Reprinted in 2015 by Dover Publications
Available formats: Paperback
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Includes:

  • The Big Snow
  • Cock-a-Doodle-Doo
  • The Mighty Hunter


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Reviews

Kirkus Reviews

Cock-a-Doodle-Doo
One of the nicest Hader books we've had. A young rooster plays the part of the ugly duckling this time—a misfit in a...

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