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Description
After he wakes up, Kenny tries to answer seven questions given to him by a rooster in a dream.
Quick Summary
Kenny's Window is a short, playful tale that begins when a rooster appears in Kenny's dream and hands him seven puzzling questions he must answer after waking up. As Kenny goes about his day trying to figure out the answers he uses his imagination, his friends, and even ordinary household items, turning each question into a mini-adventure that feels both silly and a little bit philosophical. It's perfect for early readers who like riddles, kids who enjoy a touch of nonsense, or anyone who appreciates a story that feels like a gentle puzzle box. Parents will be happy to know the book stays light-hearted, with only mild surreal moments that are more curious than scary, and it encourages curiosity and thinking outside the box. If your child loved the dreamy, imaginative worlds of Sendak's *Where the Wild Things Are*, Kenny's Window offers a similarly whimsical but more riddle-driven experience in a quick, 4,300-word package.