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My Life As A Turkey, By Joe Hutto
My Life as a Turkey

In the movie, My Life as a Turkey, we learn about how a man finds 16 turkey eggs at his door and how he takes them in his care and raises them. This man, Joe Hutto, gets emotionally attached to these turkeys. From this movie, I’ve that you should be grateful for everything you have. One day, a man walks out of his house and finds 16 eggs in a basket at his door steps. He takes them in and puts them under an incubator .Day later, the eggs hatch and the turkeys come out. They see his face and recognize him as their mother. He takes good care of them until one day, he left them alone for a brief second, and when he got back, one of the baby turkeys was half way in a snake’s mouth. He and all the other turkeys

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