A sample of Much Ado About A Cock-A-Doodle-Doo by Meze Publishing Limited

Story by Phil Vincent Created by Jay Vincent & Stew Wright

A giant ‘cock-a-doodle-doo’, as loud as loud can be, “The perfect way to start the day, I'm sure my friends agree.”

But everyone was snoozing, it was only just past dawn, Not a single pig or cow or horse had woken with a yawn.

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Crowed Clive....

“And an extra doo for you.”

Now Porker Pig had been disturbed. Was this his worst nightmare?

“That cockerel’s gone too far this time, I heard ‘

!’ then, I swear!”

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But Patch was quick to calm the pig: “Now you don't need to worry...

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You stay here, you're safe inside your muddy pen and slurry.”

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crowed Clive... “And an extra doo for you.”

But before they could continue, Patch gave a great big

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“Enough with all the shouting out, I think I’ve heard enough!”

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“I’ll visit Owl in the Grand Old Oak and she will have a plan.

She's the smartest one among us.” So off to Owl he ran.

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The animals cheered in great delight for Owl would save the day, Lots of

plus the occasional

The silence was broken by Clive’s The animals awoke to a most startling view…

The barn was alight, a lamp smashed on the floor, Patch dashed to the danger and in through the door.

Barking, he climbed up the high bales of hay: “Quick, Esmeralda Spider, head over this way!”

The eight-legged family jumped on his back.

Patch leapt down and ran before flames could attack.

The moral of this story is clear to all

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When Clive the Cockerel’s morning routine gets out

of hand, the residents turn to Patch the Dog to bring

tranquility back to the farm. Unaware that disaster is

about to strike, can Patch and the rest of the animals work together to save the day?

Join Patch on a beautifully illustrated journey full of fun, laughter and high drama.

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