The Easter Chick by Géraldine Elschner, Alexandra Junge snow globe - Fostering open dialogue around

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Twelfth Night (2005)

but parents looking for a way to expand their children's minds with more than a few chuckles along the way will find this story just the ticket

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The Easter Chick by Géraldine Elschner, Alexandra Junge snow globe - Fostering open dialogue aroundThis off beat spring story about a chick who won't hatch until it's Easter is bound to bring a smile. Hilda the Hen's beautiful egg doesn't hatch. Instead the talking egg asks: "Mother when is Easter?" Hilda can't believe her ears. But when is Easter? Sometimes it's in March, sometimes it's in April. The date changes every year. Why? Hilda needs to find out because her baby chick is determined to be born on Easter Sunday. So she sets out to discover