Lowcountry storyteller Delores B. Nevils and acclaimed artist Jonathan Green collaborate to share the story of Amadeus; a loud and proud leghorn rooster who comes to live with a widow lady in the Corners community of St. Helena Island on the South Carolina coast. The widow ladyrsquo;s dogsmdash;Kane and Ablemdash;and catsmdash;Mae Liza; Scooter; and Pumpkinmdash;are unhappy with the arrival of this new resident in their yard. Amadeus makes himself at home and becomes the pride of the neighborhood. When the widow lady comes to welcome Amadeus and his constant cock-a-doodle-dooing; a rivalry develops between the rooster and the original residents of the yard; with unexpected results. The cautionary story of Amadeus teaches a valuable lesson for readers of all ages about what can be lost without cooperation and friendship. As the characters learn from the consequences of their actions; if you do not take care of everyone and everything around you; then you just might end up with nothing.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Great stuff.By Kindle CustomerYou cant go wrong learning lines from Joe pass. He was truly a jazz virtuoso. They are a little difficult and certainly for the intermediate to advanced player. All in standard notation as it should be. Great stuff.8 of 9 people found the following review helpful. If you want examples of Joe Pass single line soloing Wolf Marshals book is a better product.By Paul HuskeI was really excited for this book based on the list of song titles; but as other reviews state the versions of most songs are single line solos that sound relative bland compared to Passs chord melody work (in my opinion). I would not buy this book knowing what I know now and feel mislead that they do not list what recordings each song is transcribed from upfront. If you want examples of Joe Pass single line soloing Wolf Marshals book is a better product.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Chord dictionaryBy WhitActual note for note from performances. Difficult for me. I use it as a dictionary of chord transitions.
