Early Success Don’t Count Your Chickens Edel Wignell Paperback Children’s Book

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Narrative Type: Fiction ISBN: 0395743540 Author: Edel Wignell Illustrator: Warren Crossett Intended Audience: Ages 4-8, Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults, Children Era: 1990s Literary Movement: Naturalism Original Language: English Topic: Chickens, Farm Animals, Farmed Poultry, Inspirational Works, Success Edition: First Edition Publication Year: 1996 Format: Paperback Unit Quantity: 1 Vintage: Yes Features: Ex-Library, Illustrated Item Width: 2 in Ex Libris: No height: 8 in Item Length: 5 in Type: Picture Book Inscribed: No Item Height: 8 in Book Title: Don't Count Your Chickens Signed: No Item Weight: 5 oz Country of Origin: United States Language: English Unit Type: Unit Number of Pages: 16 Pages Genre: Art & Culture, Children & Young Adults, Economics, Family, Parenting & Relations, Mind, Body & Spirit, Personal & Professional Development width: 2 in Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company Personalized: No Personalize: No

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Early Success Don’t Count Your Chickens Edel Wignell Paperback Children’s Book. "Early Success Don't Count Your Chickens" by Edel Wignell is a vintage paperback children's book published in 1996 by Houghton Mifflin Company. The book, with a length of 5 inches and height of 8 inches, features a narrative focusing on farm animals, specifically chickens, and themes of inspirational works and success. With illustrations by Warren Crossett, this first edition picture book is intended for young adult and children aged readers, offering a tale of personal and professional development within the genre of economics and mind, body, and spirit. The book's message of not counting chickens before they hatch serves as a valuable lesson for its audience. "Early Success Don't Count Your Chickens" by Edel Wignell is a vintage paperback children's book published in 1996 by Houghton Mifflin Company. The book, with a length of 5 inches and height of 8 inches, features a narrative focusing on farm animals, specifically chickens, and themes of inspirational works and success. With illustrations by Warren Crossett, this first edition picture book is intended for young adult and children aged readers, offering a tale of personal and professional development within the genre of economics and mind, body, and spirit. The book's message of not counting chickens before they hatch serves as a valuable lesson for its audience.