Rosie's Walk

Pat Hutchins

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Themes in Literature Analysis Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Comics and Graphic Narratives

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Rosie was a busy, fat, comfortable hen, and one day she decided to go for a walk. But Rosie didn't know she was being followed by a wicked fox. Unwittingly she led him into one disaster after another, and got back home safely.

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