Chicken Boy

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Focusing on the joys of keeping chickens, this memoir shares Arthur Parkinson's unique childhood experience in an ex-mining town, where his passion for hens earned him the nickname 'Chicken Boy.' The narrative highlights how raising chickens provided solace and a sense of connection to family and nature, serving as a remedy for mental and physical challenges. Accompanied by Parkinson's charming watercolors and photographs, the book offers a heartfelt exploration of the rewards of nurturing these animals and the comfort they bring.