Krank Fuss

Krank FussAuthor: Andrew Upton ISBN: 9781923099814 Publisher: Puncher and Wattmann Year first published: 01 Mar 2026 Pages: 132 Format: Hardback Written for his unborn daughter on a smallholding in Nazi Germany just before the war, Krank Fuss ('sick foot'), tells the story of one of a brood of chickens recently acquired by a WWI veteran from a neighbouring farm. Ostracised because of her deformed limb, Krank Fuss befriends Gibby, a toad who considers themself a

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