Following the March theme of National Read Aloud month, I am sharing another lovely story about Johnny Crow by L. Leslie Brooke. This one is titled Johnny Crow’s Garden. It is read aloud by someone, but I am not certain whom. I got the files from the Project Gutenberg e-book series. I hope you enjoy it. =) Click the following title (Johnny Crow’s Garden) to listen:
Johnny Crow’s Garden
JOHNNY CROW’S GARDEN
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A PICTURE BOOK |
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DRAWN BY
L. LESLIE BROOKE
First Edition, 1903
JOHNNY CROW’S GARDEN.

Would dig and sow





Wore a Feather in his Hat

Had nothing to wear








Was afraid he had a Fever

Said:



Danced a Jig


Gave a Philosophic Talk

Said: “Ask no further ‘What am I?'”

Said something quite irrelevant


Well,











Was a funny old Fowl




He let them go

to their dinner in a row

“GOOD-BYE!”
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