On a farm in the scenic South Coast of New South Wales, Australia, there was a clever chicken who didn't like how things were run on the farm. She didn't want to accept the way some chickens bossed others around. So, she decided to do something about it and stand up for herself. She quickly realized that seeking revenge didn't bring her peace. Instead, it only led to more violence. Her mistakes and unforgiving attitude caused chaos on the farm. Then, she had an important realization: holding onto anger and hate wouldn't bring peace. As she began to forgive and let go of grudges, she found herself building better relationships, even with the bully and his group. "Moby Chick" injects humor and satire into the mix, captivating readers with witty language and amusing scenarios. While it keeps readers entertained, the novel also explores timeless themes of adventure, obsession, and the resilience of the chicken (or human) spirit.