In Gratitude to Chickens: For Centuries Of Service To Humans
Book Details
Author(s)Scott B. Duncan
PublisherORP Publishing & Media
ISBN / ASINB01MY8R0MS
ISBN-13978B01MY8R0M1
Sales Rank99,999,999
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
If it's never even occurred to you to give thanks for chickens, other than when they're the main dish at dinner, this book will change that.
For centuries, chickens have contributed to human health, beauty, business, culture and art.
Anyone who has survived a serious disease or avoided contracting it owes a debt of gratitude to chickens.
This "fun and addictive" book will inspire your appreciation and provide fascinating gems of intriguing facts and trivia for you to share in conversations.
Backyard chicken keeping has become a massively popular hobby. It's only a matter of time before the topic is introduced in a wide variety of social and work group conversations.
'Being in the know' is a goal worth pursuing when it comes to cultural trends.
You'll learn how:
1.) Aristotle recognized the similarities between the chicken and human embryo.
2.) Chickens contribute a substance that works to smooth out our wrinkles.
3.) The rooster barely lost the status of National Bird in the United States, coming in second.
4.) Many cultures around the world have honored the chicken and some still consider them sacred.
5.) Which country did select the chicken as their national bird.
and, much, much more . . .
This book won't disappoint if you're looking for something to read that educates and entertains. Or, if you're searching for a unique hostess gift or all-purpose gesture of appreciation.
For centuries, chickens have contributed to human health, beauty, business, culture and art.
Anyone who has survived a serious disease or avoided contracting it owes a debt of gratitude to chickens.
This "fun and addictive" book will inspire your appreciation and provide fascinating gems of intriguing facts and trivia for you to share in conversations.
Backyard chicken keeping has become a massively popular hobby. It's only a matter of time before the topic is introduced in a wide variety of social and work group conversations.
'Being in the know' is a goal worth pursuing when it comes to cultural trends.
You'll learn how:
1.) Aristotle recognized the similarities between the chicken and human embryo.
2.) Chickens contribute a substance that works to smooth out our wrinkles.
3.) The rooster barely lost the status of National Bird in the United States, coming in second.
4.) Many cultures around the world have honored the chicken and some still consider them sacred.
5.) Which country did select the chicken as their national bird.
and, much, much more . . .
This book won't disappoint if you're looking for something to read that educates and entertains. Or, if you're searching for a unique hostess gift or all-purpose gesture of appreciation.
