Geese Are Not Pets – Hardcover Children’s Book

I love your books! They help children at different reading levels. Great for our grandson… thank you!
RuthAnne

Purchase 3 of Jenny’s books so far and can’t wait to get the two new ones for my granddaughter. She loves them. She can tell the stories on the illustrations alone.

The third book added to our collection. My girls wanted a flock after reading this book. A child’s perspective made this book so relatable.

The surprise ending shows that sometimes when you get what you think you want, you may not really don't want it.

Really feel fun and engaging read, excellent for new readers to read along. My six year old said “It was funny”.

Every child who has or wants a pet should read this wonderfully funny story about a child who wants to hatch geese for pets.

The title is what gravitated me towards this book for my second grader. He thought it was funny that he wasn't worried about how many pages is the book.

I sent this to my 8 &4 year old grandsons. We’ve had a hard time getting my oldest to read during the summer. I’m looking for more books like this.

This book is hilarious because, well I can't tell you because that would wreck it for you. Just read it for yourself!!! (Review written by an 8 year old)

This character learns the truth about responsibility and perseverance. It’s a great book for children who want a pet but have no idea the time and energy involved in taking good care of them.

This is a very fun & educational story. I laughed to myself while reading it. after reading this story, I think a child might reconcider wanting to be a goose parent.

I love how the book is narrated by a child and looked to be drawn by a child too (in a good way). The story is cute and funny. I especially enjoyed the ending :joy:

My son enjoyed the story and I loved how it encouraged him to read in a fun, positive way. I liked that the sentences were short and easy (but not too easy!) to lead to a positive result. Highly recommended especially for beginning, reluctant readers.

Cute story about a kid working hard to get the pet he wants and then actually taking care of it. It’s really clever. I like how the narrator is the kid who wants the pet and we never see his face. This really makes the mission to get the pet and raise the pet the focus of the book.

I’d recommend this as a great fun story, a bedtime story, or even as a way to help teach about responsibility.

This book is told in the first person by a little boy who wants to raise goslings as pets. All the members of his family warned him that geese are not meant to be kept as pets. The boy requests an incubator so he could hatch goose eggs. No one listens. He visits a farmer and asks for some goose eggs. His plan is to hatch them by sitting on them. Everyone laughs but the boy is determined.

After thirty days, the eggs hatch, but his problems are just beginning. The goslings mess up the house and he is forced to put them in diapers. What will happen to the goslings? Will the boy achieve his dream?

This book certainly contains a creative plot crafted with a humorous approach. Children who desire unusual pets will certainly identify with this tale. Suggested as a picture book bedtime story or beginning reader.

What a funny and interesting book! My children were rolling over while reading and imagining Geese in diapers. My elder daughter always wanted to hatch her own eggs, even she has seen several videos on YouTube regarding this . So she immediately got interested in the book and started reading a loud to my younger daughter. In a moment both started giggling and enjoying the book. So all in all a very entertaining book. A sweet and short read! I highly recommend this book.

Can you learn while you are giggling?
All of the ‘Learn with Learn’ books are delightful and funny. Enjoyable for all, extra special for kids that think they can’t read.

Super cute, all of Jenny lees books are well done!

I love your books! They help children at different reading levels. Great for our grandson… thank you!
RuthAnne

Purchase 3 of Jenny’s books so far and can’t wait to get the two new ones for my granddaughter. She loves them. She can tell the stories on the illustrations alone.

The third book added to our collection. My girls wanted a flock after reading this book. A child’s perspective made this book so relatable.

The surprise ending shows that sometimes when you get what you think you want, you may not really don't want it.

Really feel fun and engaging read, excellent for new readers to read along. My six year old said “It was funny”.

Every child who has or wants a pet should read this wonderfully funny story about a child who wants to hatch geese for pets.

The title is what gravitated me towards this book for my second grader. He thought it was funny that he wasn't worried about how many pages is the book.

I sent this to my 8 &4 year old grandsons. We’ve had a hard time getting my oldest to read during the summer. I’m looking for more books like this.

This book is hilarious because, well I can't tell you because that would wreck it for you. Just read it for yourself!!! (Review written by an 8 year old)

This character learns the truth about responsibility and perseverance. It’s a great book for children who want a pet but have no idea the time and energy involved in taking good care of them.

This is a very fun & educational story. I laughed to myself while reading it. after reading this story, I think a child might reconcider wanting to be a goose parent.

I love how the book is narrated by a child and looked to be drawn by a child too (in a good way). The story is cute and funny. I especially enjoyed the ending :joy:

My son enjoyed the story and I loved how it encouraged him to read in a fun, positive way. I liked that the sentences were short and easy (but not too easy!) to lead to a positive result. Highly recommended especially for beginning, reluctant readers.

Cute story about a kid working hard to get the pet he wants and then actually taking care of it. It’s really clever. I like how the narrator is the kid who wants the pet and we never see his face. This really makes the mission to get the pet and raise the pet the focus of the book.

I’d recommend this as a great fun story, a bedtime story, or even as a way to help teach about responsibility.

This book is told in the first person by a little boy who wants to raise goslings as pets. All the members of his family warned him that geese are not meant to be kept as pets. The boy requests an incubator so he could hatch goose eggs. No one listens. He visits a farmer and asks for some goose eggs. His plan is to hatch them by sitting on them. Everyone laughs but the boy is determined.

After thirty days, the eggs hatch, but his problems are just beginning. The goslings mess up the house and he is forced to put them in diapers. What will happen to the goslings? Will the boy achieve his dream?

This book certainly contains a creative plot crafted with a humorous approach. Children who desire unusual pets will certainly identify with this tale. Suggested as a picture book bedtime story or beginning reader.

What a funny and interesting book! My children were rolling over while reading and imagining Geese in diapers. My elder daughter always wanted to hatch her own eggs, even she has seen several videos on YouTube regarding this . So she immediately got interested in the book and started reading a loud to my younger daughter. In a moment both started giggling and enjoying the book. So all in all a very entertaining book. A sweet and short read! I highly recommend this book.

Can you learn while you are giggling?
All of the ‘Learn with Learn’ books are delightful and funny. Enjoyable for all, extra special for kids that think they can’t read.

Super cute, all of Jenny lees books are well done!