Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Farm Animals

Farmer Brown has a problem. His cows like to type. All day long he hears:

Click, clack, moo.
Click, clack, moo.
Click, clack, moo.

But Farmer Brown's problems REALLY begin when his cows start leaving him notes Come join the fun as a bunch of literate cows turn Farmer Brown's farm upside-down

Farmer Brown is going on vacation. He asks his brother, Bob, to take care of the animals. "But keep an eye on Duck. He's trouble."

Bob follows the instructions in Farmer Brown's notes exactly. He orders pizza with anchovies for the hens, bathes the pigs with bubble bath, and lets the cows choose a movie.

Is that he giggling he hears?

Giggle, giggle
quack, giggle, moo,
giggle, oink...

The duck, the cows, the hens, and the...

The Horse That Ate Christmas is a true story about Zsir, a dancing horse, who opened his stall door on a snowy Christmas Eve and ate all the apples, candy canes, carrots and pears in his eleven stablemates' Christmas stockings. Zsir goes to bed with a tummy ache. Can Dr. McNutt come to the rescue? Can Auntie Amy and Zsir save Christmas for the other horses?

This story is written for prekindergarten through third grade students. It is filled with colorful, realistic illustrations of the Christmas Eve adventure of Zsir and his horse friends.

When Callie and Granddaddy go exploring by the river, Callie discovers a leaf covered with spots. Those spots, it turns out, are eggs, and those eggs become butterflies. One of her newly hatched butterflies has a problem, though--its wing is broken. Can Callie find a way to help this butterfly fly?

Mother's prize sheep, Snow White, is pregnant and about to give birth. With Dr. Pritzker off helping a colicky horse, it falls to Callie to deliver the lamb. Callie takes the situation in hand, bringing the lamb into the world--and getting her fair due from Mother

Duck and his friends are at it again. But this time they're trying to win a local talent show, because first prize is a trampoline

The cows want to sing.
The sheep want to sing.
The pigs want to...dance. Dance?

And Duck? Duck just wants to win that trampoline. But first he'll have to handle Farmer Brown.

-Fans of Charlotte's Web and other gentle animal stories will enjoy this charming tale.---School Library Journal When Burdock the barn cat sneaks into the Baxters' farmhouse kitchen to hide behind a warm stove, he overhears a sinister plot that endangers all the animals on the farm. It's up to him and his cohorts to figure out how to bust out of the barn before it's too late. Readers will fall in love with the solitary cat, the self-effacing cow, the unstoppable pig, even a wayward she-owl--all brought to life with clever dialogue, poetic descriptions, and expressive...

What do you do when you can't cheer yourself up?

Mr. Cow is in the same predicament. His adorable comrades try their best to make him smile, but wise Mother Hen succeeds by reminding him to pause, look around, and appreciate the little things. The story line is centered on cultivating gratitude and empathy in children--Gratitude as expressed by Mr. Cow and Empathy by his friends.

Gratitude and empathy taught through social interactions and stories, such as this, are integral to the development and happiness of children. Fulfillment grows...

Intruder Alert!

George, the orange cat in charge of security on his human’s farm, thinks he has everything in his realm under control and running smoothly—until the day that he finds a younger feline napping in his spot on his porch. Even worse, this little porch thief, Felix, has two canine bodyguards who drive George away from his rightful territory and straight up a tree.  

George vows to recover his spot, but one by one his brilliant plans are sabotaged by Felix and his hooligan hounds.  The other farmyard inhabitants can’t...

A once idyllic meadow, home to animals, birds, insects, wildflowers and ancient apple trees is clear cut by a bulldozer to make way for new construction.
Miraculously, there is one survivor...a lonely little dandelion.
When her golden petals turn to white fluff, she takes flight in search of a new home. We get a bird's eye view of her journey over many big houses and manicured green lawns. When she spots a lush green meadow, surrounded by wetlands, we follow her down to earth, and cheer as she puts down new roots.
We meet all the inhabitants of this small Family Farm...