This is Arizona Nash's first children's book. It is about his longtime friendship with a classmate of his in first grade. He and his best friend call each other "Red Rooster" and "Green Rooster" as a secret code or "handshake" that nobody else knows about. Since they have moved on to other antics, he figured that it was okay to pay tribute to "Red Rooster" and "Green Rooster" and that is what this book is about for him: The ultimate liberating quality of friendship, young or old. "Red Rooster, Green Rooster" is also about the dare to be yourself when growing up and feeling intimidated by your peers and parents and other wanton authority matrices in life. This book is about finding your own call in life and racing to the punch line! It is also about one little boy's love of life and his novel approach to solving life's little hiccups. Published by Rodaian Press, Laguna Beach, California. Suitable for children and adults of all ages. 9.69" x 7.44", Paperback First Edition