Jackson Jones The Tale of a Boy, a Troll, and a Rather Large Chicken
Jackson Jones The Tale of a Boy, a Troll, and a Rather Large Chicken by Jenn Kelly is an illustrated book published by Zonderkidz on September 30, 2012. This 256-page story follows Jackson, who finds himself in an unexpected adventure after a freak storm carries him away while he attempts to clean the pool. Trapped in a tree, Jackson encounters a variety of quirky characters, including a flesh-eating hound and a troll, as he navigates his way through this unusual predicament.
Readers will find a blend of action, adventure, and humor as Jackson learns about the importance of roots and the tasks set for him by the Author. The narrative incorporates themes of values and virtues, making it suitable for a juvenile fiction audience. With its engaging storyline and whimsical characters, this book offers a unique exploration of faith and personal growth within a fantastical context.
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You never know where your story will take you.
All Jackson had to do was clean the pool. One simple task. It would have been simple, anyway, if that freak storm hadn’t come from nowhere and carried him away. Now Jackson is trapped in the branches of a massive tree, and he can’t find a way out. While he wanders, he meets a flesh-eating hound named Muffin, a hen who wears too much makeup, a million angry squirrels, and a Troll with nose hair down to there. Before Jackson can go home, he’ll have to discover the great task the Author has planned for him and learn what it really means to put down roots.
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