Paul Brett Johnson Books

The goose who went off in a huff
The goose who went off in a huff

By Paul Brett Johnson

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Magnolia the goose longs to be a mother and finally gets her wish when a baby elephant is left behind by a circus.

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On Top of Spaghetti
The Cow Who Wouldn t Come Down
Old Dry Frye
Old Dry Frye

By Paul Brett Johnson

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A humorous retelling of an Appalachian folktale about a preacher who chokes on a chicken bone.

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Old Dry Frye
Old Dry Frye

By Paul Brett Johnson

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Cow Who Wouldn t Come Down
Old Dry Frye
Old Dry Frye

By Paul Brett Johnson

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Cow Who Wouldn t Come Down
Fearless Jack
Fearless Jack

By Paul Brett Johnson

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In this Appalachian folktale, Jack wins fame and fortune after killing ten jellow jackets with one whack.

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Jack outwits the giants
Jack outwits the giants

By Paul Brett Johnson

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In this Appalachian folktale, Jack outwits two giants who want fresh meat for breakfast.

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