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by Keith Ledet (Author), C. a. Wagner (Illustrator)
Tommy doesn't like Thanksgiving.
"I dread the soggy bread I'm fed that's stuffed inside a bird.
And putting pumpkin in a pie is, in a word, absurd.
I suffer through the succotash, the stories, and the stuffing,
but no one gives Thanksgiving gifts, so call it Thanks-for-nothing!"
When old Hank discovers these words, he's determined to help. With the holiday fast approaching, he must find a way to show Tommy the true meaning of Turkey Day. Drawing inspiration from a breezy friend, Hank cooks up a hilarious prank that might just do the trick. But can Tommy find gratitude and reverse the prank in time?
This fanciful, humorous, and heartwarming tale will be loved by children and adults alike and is bound to become a perennial Thanksgiving favorite.
