The Little Hen and the Great War
Robyn Belton, Jennifer Beck
A young soldier is fighting in the trenches of wartime France when he finds a hen, skinny, scruffy, and starving. He tucks her into his jacket and takes her with him... A beautiful story of unexpected friendship in the midst of fighting and devastation.
Reviews

I really liked this book. I can imagine finding a friend in the trenches really distracted you from how horrible it was.
Superintendent Bruno Bottlenose 04.08.2023

I can think this was a scary time long ago. Having a friend would have made things better.
Countess Bunny Elephant 04.08.2023

I read this book for school to learn how animals helped in the war, the hen rewarded the soldier with eggs
Empress Bernice Hedgehog 31.01.2023

This book is about a little hen that got lost and a man named Arthur finds the hen on a tree and named her Bertha.
Mademoiselle Flossy Spaghetti-Hoops 23.08.2022

Loved the hen being safe and new owner at the end
Corporal Pablo Volcano 11.08.2022

It was exciting, I felt the book was very sad, but then it became happy, which made a nice end to the story. I found the story interesting as it was about World War 1. I would recommend this book to children over 3 years old as it is a bit sad and they might cry.
Lady Rose Archway 04.08.2021

I have given this a three because the hens apart from Bertha died.
Oracle Itchy Mozzarella 08.08.2020

This was a lovely book to read although a little sad, it taught me a bit about the war and difficult it was
Dame Birthday-cake Shortbread 12.08.2019

It's a good book because you also learn about history.
Anonymous 14.08.2017