Pardon Me, Please by Lois Wickstrom

This is a book focused on a Thanksgiving staple, the turkey.

Albert lives on a turkey farm and a family has come to pick him up for dinner, not as a guest but as the main entrée.   Albert is aware that everyone needs to eat but does his best to convince the family that they should eat something else.

The book shows the dilemma of holidays and what they mean to people and their children.  It does not go into any diatribe on veganism or vegetarian lifestyle, it just leaves the reader to extrapolate whatever values they wish from reading the story.

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