Captain Cook Chased a Chook: Children's Folklore in Australia
Bedtime Stories & Nursery Rhymes Australian History Picture Book Cultural Studies Children's Folklore
"Captain Cook Chased a Chook: Children's Folklore in Australia" is a treasured vintage picture book that brings Australian history and culture to children of all ages. Written by June Factor, this 272-page paperback, published by Penguin Random House Australia in 1988, is a delightful addition to any home library. The book's charming illustrations and engaging narrative make it an ideal bedtime story or nursery rhyme to share with children aged 2-12, as well as young adults and adults looking to revisit their childhood memories.
This rare find is in good condition, featuring clean and tidy pages with no writing or dog ears. The only minor flaw is the faint foxing on the front inner cover, which does not detract from the book's overall charm. As a unique and special edition, "Captain Cook Chased a Chook" is perfect for collectors, and those interested in Australian history, cultural studies, and folklore.
This beautifully illustrated book offers a fascinating glimpse into Australia's cultural heritage, making it an excellent resource for teachers, students, and anyone interested in exploring the country's rich history. With its sturdy paperback format and compact size (198mm x 129mm), it's easy to display on a bookshelf or share with others.
Overall, "Captain Cook Chased a Chook" is a rare and delightful vintage find that will captivate readers with its engaging storyline, charming illustrations, and significant cultural importance.
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