As The Two Tails opens, the flock confronts a spiral of death and disappearance. Ensnared by a rapacious raccoon and desperate for a way out, Petunia, the backyard chicken, must throw herself at the mercy of the dark, open road with little more than gumption, a pair of useless wings, and a dubious companion as her guide.
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['One more move and I'll peck your eyes out']***
(Independently Published, 1 October 2018, 227 pages, ebook, copy from the author and voluntarily reviewed)
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I enjoyed this even more than Petunia's first tale. This was published a few years later and the story and style in much more developed. The book reminds me a lot of Charlotte's Web or the Babe books. The book is funny yet dark at times. I had a great time reading it. I was rooting for Petunia from the start. You don't need to have read Petunia's first adventure to enjoy this. I've read other books from the perspective of animal's and have either loved ( The Last Family in England) or hate ( Bee) them. This books falls into the love category.
