
By Adam Wallace, Mike Moran (Illustrator)
A turkey must choose a disguise for the ball, but is being herself the best option?
Turkey faces a dilemma: what disguise to wear for the November Ball? As she considers being a unicorn, ninja, or witch, she wonders if she can simply be herself. This delightful tale explores self-discovery and confidence, inviting readers to laugh and craft along with Turkey's costume chaos. Will she find the courage to embrace her true identity?
From New York Times bestselling author Adam Wallace comes a new festive fall favorite about the importance of being yourself that families, teachers, and kids will love! Turkey has to get ready for the November Ball, but she has no idea what to wear! Should she go as a unicorn, a ninja, or maybe a witch? All she knows is that she absolutely cannot go as herself . . . or can she? The classic classroom project Turkey in Disguise inspired this original picture book, making it a perfect read for the fall season. With an included tear-out turkey template just waiting for an original disguise, this entertaining story provides ample opportunity for creative crafting. Teachers, families, and young readers alike will love reading this hilarious rhyming story with a heartfelt message of being yourself by bestselling author Adam Wallace.
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