Pirate Chicken: All Hens on Deck

Brian Yanish, Jess Pauwels (Illustrator)

$17.99

Publication Date: March 5th, 2019

Publisher:

Sourcebooks Jabberwocky

ISBN:

9781492665205

Pages:

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Description

There's only one thing more frightful, or funny, than a band of pirate chickens: their feared and feathered leader, Redfoot. Pick up Pirate Chicken: All Hens on Deck for a laugh out loud story time!

Lily is no ordinary chicken. She dreams of a life off the farm where she can put her grand plans into action.

Her wish is granted when pirates recruit her and her fellow chickens and whisk them away to the open seas. Soon, Lily has taken charge and becomes captain of an all-chicken crew.

But when Lily faces a mutiny, will she change her ways, or be forced to squawk the plank?

About the Author

Brian Yanish is a professional illustrator and author. He began his training drawing monsters in kindergarten in Western New York. He has worked for Jim Henson Productions in Los Angeles, trained as a special effects moldmaker, written and performed comedy, designed educational software, and sold his own line of T-shirts. He currently lives in New York City where he runs the ScrapKins Recycled Arts program, designs for apparel, children's books, apps and continues his training drawing monsters. Visit him online at brianyanish.com.

Jess Pauwels lives in Brussels, Belgium, so she can have the best french fries, the darkest chocolate, and the crunchiest Speculoos in the entire world. With her artist’s cap on eight months a year, she mostly draws for picture books and magazines. She loves caffeine, colored pencils, traveling, and documentaries about monkeys. Visit jesspauwels.be.

Praise for Pirate Chicken: All Hens on Deck

"This band of merry swashclucklers shows that a sense of curiosity and willingness to learn can give you the tools you need to conquer any situation. Even mutiny." — Kirkus Reviews

"It’s an amusing spoof with an unstoppable feathered force at its center, and high-spirited cartoons by Pauwels (Whobert Whover, Owl Detective) offer all the requisite visual nudges for it—his chickens look quite dashing in their pirate gear." — Publishers Weekly