This story is about Rosie going on a walk and she is learning about the chicken Rosie and her baby chick. Rosie could not find her baby chick, and she had to look everywhere. While this book uses words that could give Rosie human like qualities, she is actually just looking around for her chick. She is looking in the basket, in the wheelbarrow, she can not find her baby chick.
Ages: 3-5 years
Source: Sumner Pierce County Library

Story about Rosie who loses her chick (who is half-hatched). Rosie runs about searching all over the place, but cannot seem to find her. Her chick is close by and being followed by fiendish predators! It is an adorable tale of a mother's desperation, love, and anxiety after having misplaced her chick for a moment.

Ages: 4-8
Source: Pierce County Library System ( )

This is a Short story about a hen,Rosie, that has laid an egg and it has hatched. But Rosie, has lot her chick and is now looking all over the field and all around her to find her chick. Then One of the other hen tell her that her baby chick is right behind her.

Ages: 3-6
Source: Pierce County Library System ( )

Rosie the hen, whose happily oblivious escape from a pursuing fox is chronicled in British children's author Pat Hutchins' first book, the 1968 Rosie's Walk, returns after many decades in this sequel. Much like its predecessor, the text in Where, Oh Where, Is Rosie's Chick? is quite simple, with the humor being provided by the contrast between words and pictures. The reader is ever aware of the location of Rosie's chick, even if the frantic mother-fowl is not, making this an entertaining little book. I don't know if it is quite as successful as the first, in terms of the humor, but the artwork is just as appealing, and the premise as engaging. Recommended to anyone who enjoyed Rosie's Walk, or who is looking for humorous stories aimed at younger children. ( )

"Where, Oh Where is Rosie's Chick" follows Rosie as she attempts to find her missing chick.. The reader is aware throughout the book of what is happening, and where the chick can be found!
Ages: 3-5
Source: Pierce College Library System