Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #8 [496]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "These Tails Have Work to Do - The Story of Fish, Bird and Animal Tails," Marvin Townsend crafts a playful, educational tale that turns everyday animal features into clever tools—like a dog's bone used as a makeshift lift, thanks to a clever string trick. With whimsical storytelling and expressive art by Townsend himself, this 1972 issue from the Treasure Chest series explores nature’s designs through a simple, inventive moment involving Ali and his dog. The cover by Fran Matera captures the story’s lighthearted spirit with vibrant, detailed artwork.
Ali spots a plum just out of reach, so he ties his dog’s bone to his belt and hurls the string over a low branch—when the dog takes off with the bone, the sudden pull lifts Ali right up to the fruit.
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