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Mary Jane Auch is well known for her hilarious picture books, especially the five starring some pretty punny poultry: "Bantam of the Opera", "The Easter Egg Farm", "Eggs Mark the Spot", "Hen Lake", and "Peeping Beauty". A wisequacker herself, she lives on a farm in upstate New YOrk with her husband.
Mary Jane Auch is well known for her hilarious picture books, especially the five starring some pretty punny poultry: "Bantam of the Opera", "The Easter Egg Farm", "Eggs Mark the Spot", "Hen Lake", and "Peeping Beauty". A wisequacker herself, she lives on a farm in upstate New YOrk with her husband.
PreSchool-Grade 2-Miffed by the barnyard animals' secretive behavior and evasive answers, Clara, an inquisitive young duck, sets off on her own to find out what Christmas is all about. She rudely tells the others that they are crazy to stand around waiting and they call her a "nutquacker." On her quest, she is undaunted when she comes upon a fox: "If I could outwit a giant monster with huge eyes [a tractor] and a large animal with sharp horns [a deer], a small creature with soft fur won't stop me from finding Christmas." Of course, the fox outfoxes Clara, and after a scary chase home, she bursts in on a holiday party. The festively dressed animals dance the night away, discussing how Christmas means treats, and dancing, and getting presents, as well as giving and being with those you love. Although not as funny or clever as Auch's Bantam of the Opera (Holiday, 1997), Nutquacker makes a fine read-aloud for a small group. The charming illustrations both enhance and further the text; Clara sports a pouf of feathery hair that appears somewhat odd until graced with a gem-covered tiara, part of her dancing costume.-L.F.
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