The Crow and Mrs. Gaddy
By Wilson Gage
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Synopsis
Mrs. Gaddy, a resourceful farmer, finds her peaceful life disrupted by a mischievous crow that keeps eating her corn. Determined to outwit the clever bird, she devises a series of tricks, only to find the crow retaliating with pranks of its own. Their escalating battle of wits leads to humorous and unexpected consequences, teaching both that cooperation might be more fruitful than conflict.
About the author
Wilson Gage was an American writer best known for her imaginative and fun stories for children. She wrote the popular Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle books, which are full of clever magic and gentle humour. Her stories often feature quirky characters and exciting adventures, making them favourites for young readers who love a good laugh.
Pages
45 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
Published
1986
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