Makes it hard to reference back when you’re looking for something specific. I’ve read books that they have a contents page, but all they have is the chapter and page it starts on. I absolutely love how the author put a contents page in her book with the chapter and each subcategory that’s within the chapter. He suggested I order a copy for a lady that was his soldier on one of his deployments that now has a small farm in Indiana (I will be ordering her a copy). I absolutely love the cover! My husband saw the cover and started laughing.
#Chicken cackling full#
It is full of color, but the crazy chicken lady and rooster seem to be having a big laugh. When I opened the Amazon package containing my copy of “Becoming a Magnificent Crazy Chicken Lady” I busted out laughing at the cover. After she published the book I decided to order a copy and here are my thoughts after reading the book… I read through some of it, but due to my busy schedule I didn’t finish it at that time. The author, LM Taylor, sent me a digital copy before the book went to publication. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. To learn more about how and for what purposes Amazon uses personal information (such as Amazon Store order history), please visit our Privacy Notice. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie Preferences, as described in the Cookie Notice.
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