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Casey and Emerson Crow Are Moving Out of Town

by Gary P. Goodnough; Illustrated by Juls Buehrer

20 pages; Saddle stitched; illustrated; catalogue #05-2504; ISBN 1-4120-7609-9; US$10.87, C$12.50, EUR8.93, £6.25

Auburn, New York has the largest population of crows in the state, therefore Casey and Emerson must move. Children learn that moving is hard, but it will work out. Problem situations can be resolved favorably.

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Auburn, N.Y. is the home of thousands of crows in the winter. Thousands of crows mean thousands of crow droppings. This leads to the conflict of human versus bird. Casey and Emerson Crow are best friends. They portray their thoughts as government Officials hire outside agencies to disperse the crow population. Do they move out of town? Does their friendship last? Can there be peace and harmony between the citizens of Auburn and the crow population? Children will have fun reading this 20-page adventure story while learning about the aspects of both household moving and favorable problem resolution.

All of the artwork in this book is portrayed with oil paintings, giving the book a rich texture with a vast array of colors.

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About the Author

Gary Goodnough was born, raised and resides in the Fingerlakes region of Central New York State. This is a farming area with rolling hills, fields and woodlots. Gary attended school at Auburn Community College and Cornell University. He is currently employed at the local County Health Department. Gary has numerous diverse interests, the latest of which includes writing and publishing a children's book. One of the biggest assets in Gary's life is knowing Jesus Christ as his personal savior. This is a decision, which he prays everyone will make at some point in his or her life.

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