Roscoe Learns to Wait

Shhh! Can you hear that squawking?

Uh oh, that's the sound of Roscoe the Rooster, the most impatient bird in the coop. But when his restlessness starts causing trouble, Roscoe embarks on a journey of self-discovery, learning invaluable lessons in patience and the art of waiting from his fellow feathered friends. Join in on this heartwarming tale in a charming children's book as Roscoe discovers that rushing isn't as important as learning to wait.

Roscoe the Impatient Rooster's story isn't just for kids; it's a timeless narrative that resonates with both the young and the old. Through Roscoe's journey, readers of all ages are reminded of the universal value of patience and the rewards of waiting. Whether you're a child learning these important lessons for the first time or an adult revisiting them, Roscoe's coop adventure reminds us that patience knows no age, and the beauty of waiting is something we can all appreciate.

What you will find in this book:
* Learning the art of patience
* Understanding the importance of waiting
* Valuable lessons in self-discovery and personal growth
* A heartwarming tale of a rooster's transformation

Becky Thomas loves to tell the stories about what happens on her farm called Peaches Place. Her passion for writing this book is because of her beloved Roscoe, who started out nice but ended up being the typical mean and bossy rooster.

Your children will be encouraged and inspired as Roscoe the Rooster learns how to be kind and patient to others by overcoming his internal and moral obstacles with the help of his barnyard friends. Roscoe learns to be patient as his friends are kind and gentle as they respond to his impatient ways by showing forgiveness is necessary in restoring relationships.

With years of experience as an elementary teacher working with children and an innate fondness for storytelling, Becky has combined her love for teaching children and her tenderness for animals to be captured in this timeless story.

Drawing from her own experiences of living on her farm, she tells heartwarming stories that entertain and educate young children and parents for generations to come. Her stories carry a common theme of the invaluable lesson to treat others as one would want to be treated.

Becky lives in Arlington, Tennessee with her husband, John Albert Thomas, and four children. Find Becky and Roscoe on your favorite social media platforms for extra fun: videos, story time, and behind the scenes at Peaches Place.