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Old MacDonald Had a Cow $3.48 From the terrific illustrator of Who Built the Ark? and Oh, What a Noisy Farm! comes another hilarious cumulative tale, full of joy and action: a topsy-turvy version of Old Macdonald. With fuzzy flocking throughout and on the cover, this bright picture book is bound to become a favorite.Old MacDonald had a cow… With those words, even the youngest children will realize this isn’t your ordinary version of the favorite song. The fun begins as the farmer milks his cow, and continues as Old MacDonald uses that milk to feed his animals and his children too. Along the way, there’s pulling and squirting, mooing and meowing, oinking and bow-wowing, and a great big GIMME! Youngsters will enjoy a fully interactive experience as they listen, join in and sing, applaud with the characters at the end of the story (hurrah for the cow!), and touch the soft flocking on every page.

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Cow and Boy $4.99 Evocative of a boy and his pet beagle, or a precocious six-year-old and his imaginary pet tiger, Cow and Boy isn’t afraid to tackle the complex relationship that exists between a boy and his cow. To balance yin, there is yang. To complement day, we have night. There are just some things in life that harmonize with one another and Mark Leiknes’s Cow and Boy creation definitely benefits from the paradox of its two central characters, namely one towheaded boy named Billy and his trusty bell-ringing sidekick Cow, who move through life’s adventures with a refined balance of curiosity, meaning, pathos, and humor. From inspired games of chess to grassy afternoon talks of reincarnation to lakeside swimming-hole ponderings that make room for a game of charades, Cow and Boy thoughtfully explores a different species of friendship in the funny pages.

Cow Punk $19.66 Cow Punk is one of two discs Bear Family dedicated to Jenks “Tex” Carman’s post-Capitol Records work, when he recorded for the small label Sage and Sand. Carman’s brief popularity was centered around his knack for performing, but he was known within the music industry as “the worst musician in the world,” yet so unbelievably endearing that everyone fell in love with his performances — music aficionados and otherwise. While he certainly was far from the worst musician in the world, he did present the dichotomy of an awkward simpleton and a savvy showman, as if he knew that his success depended on his never working to rise above the rudimentary understanding of the complex style he was emulating. Carman is wonderfully charming, even when he falls apart, and that is no doubt why Bear Family has released Cow Punk, its sister collection The Old Guitar and Me (also a Sage and Sand sessions collection), and the Capitol recordings on Hillbilly Hula, but the label does apologize slightly in the liner notes by directing the listener away from Carman and toward the session guitarists, Joe Maphis and Roy Lanham. While both Maphis and Lanham contribute some interesting parts on these recordings, it’s Carman’s seemingly random chord changes and staccato picking that make his recordings so weird and interesting. Still, releasing all of the Sage and Sand material on top of the Capitol material is spreading Carman a bit thin, except for enthusiasts of Carman. As an introduction to Carman, it is best to begin with either Hillbilly Hula or the wonderful Revenant collection Chippeha!: The Essential Dixie Cowboy (1947-1957), which collects radio performances as well as some of the Capitol and Sage and Sand recordings. After that, Cow Punk is worth checking out for the Western swing experiments Carman dabbled with in the early ’60s, and finally, should this not be completely satiating, The Old Guitar and Me will complete any collection of Jenks “Tex” Carman. ~ Gregory McIntosh, All Music Guide

Smallest Cow in the World $8.95 Though Rosie is the meanest cow in the herd, five-year-old Marvin is inconsolable when she is sold and he and his family move to another dairy farm.Rosie is the meanest cow in the world – and Marvin’s best friend. When his family moves to a new farm, Marvin is sad and lonely

Cow & Boy : 0740770985 $7.88 With fatherhood looming, I kept seeing that six-year-old version of myself drawing comics in his bedroom, and I thought how crushed he would be to find out that I had given up on our dream. . . . So, three months after my daughter was born, I submitted Cow and Boy, –Mark Leiknes, creator of Cow and BoypEvocative of a boy and his pet beagle, or a precocious six-year-old and his imaginary pet tiger, Cow and Boy isn’t afraid to tackle the complex relationship that exists between a boy and his cow.pTo balance yin, there is yang. To complement day, we have night. There are just some things in life that harmonize with one another and Mark Leiknes’s Cow and Boy creation definitely benefits from the paradox of its two central characters, namely one towheaded boy named Billy and his trusty bell-ringing sidekick Cow, who move through life’s adventures with a refined balance of curiosity, meaning, pathos, and humor.pFrom inspired games of chess to grassy afternoon talks of reincarnation to lakeside swimming-hole ponderings that make room for a game of charades, Cow and Boy thoughtfully explores a different species of friendship in the funny pages.

Buying the Cow $9.99 After five years of dating, David (Jerry O’Connell) gets what he feels is an ultimatum from his girlfriend, Sarah (Bridgette Wilson). She thinks they should get married. When his old buddy, Tyler (Ron Livingston of Swingers), a legendary womanizer, calls to announce his wedding plans, it only increases the pressure on David. When Sarah leaves town on a business trip, David has a chance to explore his options. He turns to his friends, Jonesey (Bill Bellamy), and the unrepentant lothario Michael (Ryan Reynolds, who also starred in director Walt Becker’s National Lampoon’s Van Wilder) for advice. Jonesey half-heartedly encourages David to marry Sarah. Michael, who treats women shabbily, tries to talk David out of it. David tells his friends about an epiphany that he had many years earlier, when he saw beautiful blond Julie (Erinn Bartlett) in an airport, and was instantly smitten. He knew she was the one. He courageously handed the strange girl his phone number, and a brief romantic correspondence ensued, but it ended disastrously. Uncertain about his destiny with Sarah, David spots another woman at a Mexican restaurant, and has the same feeling he had with Julie. He spends a lot of time and effort trying to track this mystery woman down, while Sarah, frustrated by their lack of progress, considers ending their relationship. Michael, meanwhile, has a real identity crisis, when he wakes up in a strange bed after a night of drinking, drugs, and debauchery, only to find a gay man in the bedroom with him. Buying the Cow also stars Alyssa Milano, Annabeth Gish, and Jon Tenney. The film was co-written by director Becker and Peter W. Nelson. ~ Josh Ralske, All Movie Guide

Buying the Cow $9.99 After five years of dating, David (Jerry O’Connell) gets what he feels is an ultimatum from his girlfriend, Sarah (Bridgette Wilson). She thinks they should get married. When his old buddy, Tyler (Ron Livingston of Swingers), a legendary womanizer, calls to announce his wedding plans, it only increases the pressure on David. When Sarah leaves town on a business trip, David has a chance to explore his options. He turns to his friends, Jonesey (Bill Bellamy), and the unrepentant lothario Michael (Ryan Reynolds, who also starred in director Walt Becker’s National Lampoon’s Van Wilder) for advice. Jonesey half-heartedly encourages David to marry Sarah. Michael, who treats women shabbily, tries to talk David out of it. David tells his friends about an epiphany that he had many years earlier, when he saw beautiful blond Julie (Erinn Bartlett) in an airport, and was instantly smitten. He knew she was the one. He courageously handed the strange girl his phone number, and a brief romantic correspondence ensued, but it ended disastrously. Uncertain about his destiny with Sarah, David spots another woman at a Mexican restaurant, and has the same feeling he had with Julie. He spends a lot of time and effort trying to track this mystery woman down, while Sarah, frustrated by their lack of progress, considers ending their relationship. Michael, meanwhile, has a real identity crisis, when he wakes up in a strange bed after a night of drinking, drugs, and debauchery, only to find a gay man in the bedroom with him. Buying the Cow also stars Alyssa Milano, Annabeth Gish, and Jon Tenney. The film was co-written by director Becker and Peter W. Nelson. ~ Josh Ralske, All Movie Guide

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Brown Cow Farm : 0892726024 $6.15 Welcome to Brown Cow Farm, an old Maine farm where the animals seem to appear faster than they can be counted. In her inimitable style, Dahlov Ipcar has created this charming counting book. Entering the big brown barn on a snowy day, children and parents alike can count aloud the animals they find there, from a big shiny brown horse to nine brown hens with zigzag combs. When springtime comes, watch out; that’s when all the baby animals are born and we discover one of the unique features of this book: Unlike most counting books, which end at ten or twenty, Brown Cow Farm allows readers to count all the way to one hundred.

COW TOWN $17.96 Gene Autry stars once again as the protector of ranchers everywhere, bringing justice to the Old West in his own inimitable style. This time out Autry is called into action when barbed wire threatens the livestock of ranchers in the village. Naturally some musical numbers aid and abet in the struggle throughout, with truth, justice and the American way winning out in the end!

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Cozy Cow Costume for Babies – Baby Costumes $16.96 Baby Halloween Costumes – This infant Cozy Cow Baby Costume best fits infants from 0-6 months and includes the black and white cow headpiece with attached cow patterned black and white jumpsuit with inner leg snaps to make diaper changing easy. Best fits infants from 0-6 months old.

Old Mountain Cast Iron COW Bacon Press $26.29 old mountain cast iron cow bacon press – preseasoned cast iron bacon press measures 6 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ has a stainless coil steel lifting handle that stays cool. cleaning: after cooking in your old mountain cookware it can be cleaned by putting in hot water and bringing to a boil. never use detergent to clean seasoned cookware as it will remove the seasoning: also avoid putting hot cast iron into cold water. this can cause cast iron to warp or crack. after pouring out boiling water wipe dry with a paper towel. if something sticks to the surface dislodge it by simply using a spoon. do not use any abrasive item to scrub cookware. again this can cut into seasoned surface. while pan is still warm from washing apply a fine coating of oil or spray on all surfaces. if metallic taste or signs of rust are noticed simply wash with hot soapy water. scour off the rust and then reseason your cookware. store your cast iron cookware in a cool dry location. if storing with lid place a paper towel between the lid and base to allow circulation of air. seasoning: this is a simple process of oil absorbing into into the pores of your iron cookware leaving a black nonstick surface. follow instructions below if your old mountain cookware ever requires reseasoning. 1. preheat oven to 350 degrees. 2. wash cast iron with hot soapy water and a stiff brush. rinse and dry. 3. completely coat inside and outside surfaces with melted vegetable oil or shortening (some people prefer lard) or bacon fat). 4. place cookware on middle rack for 30 minutes. remove cookware and wipe it almost dry to prevent pooling of shortening or oil. place back in oven for another 30 minutes essential for any kitchen old mountain cast iron cookware heats evenly retains the heat and is more versatile than any other type of cookware available. cast iron will fry saut? grill roast stew bake as well as the guarantee of an old mountain skillet to keep the orneriest of husbands in line!

The Purple Cow Mystery $1.4 While older siblings are reading the three Cousins Detective Club(, younger ones can enjoy this prequel series written just for them. Full-color illustrations throughout make these books a must-have for six- to eight-year-old children. In The Purple Cow Mystery, the theme verse comes from Colossians 3:9a (NIV): Do not lie to each other. (October)

Holy Cow! : 1935043021 $4.76 It is October 1988; the seventh game of the World Series. Rookie pitcher Rocky Malone – that is, thirty-three year-old rookie pitcher Rocky Malone – is on the mound at Wrigley Field, living out his dream as the ace reliever for the Chicago Cubs. Not only is he faced with saving the game and winning the World Series for the Cubs, he must do so by retiring the Yankees’ two best hitters, who are also his two best friends. The stage is set for Rocky’s biggest challenge. Holy Cow!

Patch Quilts QQCGRL-OLD Quilt King Cow Girl-old $259.35 style series: quilt king cow girl-oldthis beautiful piece is made with 100% cotton and is quilted with hand-layered cotton batting. a heavier batting weight is used for the construction of this treasured product. homespun fabrics are used because they breathe well and have a warm touch. only first quality pure cotton is used for a fuller feel and ultimate comfort. intricate workmanship is detailed in this quilt. patch quilts uses more fabrics per quilt than other lines making the styles very unique.

Cow People : 0292710607 $6.21 Cow People records the fading memories of a bygone Texas, the reminiscences of the cow people themselves. These are the Texans of the don’t-fence-me-in era, their faces pinched by years of squinting into the desert glare, tanned by the sun and coarsened by the dust of the Chisholm Trail. Their stories are often raucous but just as often quiet as hot plains under a pale Texas sky.pCow People records the fading memories of a bygone Texas, the reminiscences of the cow people themselves. These are the Texans of the don’t-fence-me-in era, their faces pinched by years of squinting into the desert glare, tanned by the sun and coarsened by the dust of the Chisholm Trail. Their stories are often raucous but just as often quiet as hot plains under a pale Texan sky.pA native Texan, J. Frank Dobie had an inborn knowledge of the men and customs of the trail camps. Cattlemen were as various as the country was big. Ab Blocker was a tall, quiet man who belonged totally to the cattle and the silent plains. But big men often had big lungs. Shanghai Pierce was the loudest man in the country. He would sit at one end of a day coach and in normal voice hold conversation with some man at the other end of the coach, who of course had to yell, while the train was clanking along. He knew everybody, yelled at everybody he saw.pTexas bred tall men and taller stories. There was Findlay Simpson, who played havoc with fact but whiled away the drivers’ long, lonely evenings with his tales. Old Findlay told of a country so wet that it bogged down the shadow of a buzzard, and of cattle that went into hibernation during rugged winters; he once spun yarns for three days straight, outlasting his listeners in a marathon of endurance.pAll real cow people–from the cattle drivers to the cattle owners–lived by a simple code based on the individual’s integrity. Bothering anyone else’s poke or business uninvited was strictly forbidden, and enforcement of this unwritten law was as easy as pulling a@×=p£×ÿ¾Úx

Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow $2.26 Mary Ann Hoberman has adapted the well-known song based on the true story of the Great Chicago Fire, There’ll be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight, into a funny and memorable story. When Mrs. O’Leary leaves her lantern in the barn, the cow kicks it over and starts a fire. Hoberman’s humorous text and Jenny Mattheson’s luminous illustrations keep this picture book comic and non-threatening, and, of course, the fire is put out in the end by 10 heroic firefighters.Mary Ann Hoberman is the author of many books for children, including the critically acclaimed A House Is a House for Me, which won a National Book Award, the NYTimes bestselling You Read to Me, I’ll Read to You, and the Sing-Along Stories series. Ms. Hoberman lives with her husband in Greenwich, CT.BR /BR /Jenny Mattheson is a graduate of the Art Institute of Boston and has illustrated such books as The Mouse, the Cat, and Grandmother’s Hat. She lives in Berkeley, CA.BR /

Cosmic Cow : 193124345X $11.01 A novel that traces a maze of internal perceptions of how identities are shared and transformed.pCosmic Cow is, on the surface, the story of Sam and his journey taken -under the directions of his then 15-year-old wife, Judy. His journey to Tierra del Fuego and New York ends, ultimately, in San Francisco, where Judy is committed to a mental institution.pSuperficially, Sam’s journey is a standard quest, thwarted by his lover’s madness. But his real journey–a maze of internal perceptions with surrogates of himself and Judy at every turn–is an exploration of how we are sometimes animated by the identities of others. In this work, Eisenstein struggles with a concept of twins or duplicates on a metaphysical and epistemological level.pAuthor of The Inner Garden, Price of Admission and Rectification of Eros, Sam Eisenstein lives and teaches in Pasadena, California.

Cow $23.95 Hannah Velten plumbs the rich trove of myth, fact, and legend surrounding the seemingly-benign cow.

Cow $23.95 Hannah Velten plumbs the rich trove of myth, fact, and legend surrounding the seemingly-benign cow.

Cow $8.48 If you like cows, ice cream, great pictures, or just a good laugh, you’ll love COW. Ever wondered why an ice-cream sundae isn’t called an ice-cream Thursday? Having trouble telling a Jersey from a Holstein? Confused about the difference between a cow and a bull? COW has the answers and much, much more. With bright, humorous illustrations and funny but factual text, COW presents everything you want to know about these popular bovines. It’s a book to read again and again!

Cow $3.98 If you like cows, ice cream, great pictures, or just a good laugh, you’ll love COW. Ever wondered why an ice-cream sundae isn’t called an ice-cream Thursday? Having trouble telling a Jersey from a Holstein? Confused about the difference between a cow and a bull? COW has the answers and much, much more. With bright, humorous illustrations and funny but factual text, COW presents everything you want to know about these popular bovines. It’s a book to read again and again!

Cow $14.98 If you like cows, ice cream, great pictures, or just a good laugh, you’ll love COW. Ever wondered why an ice-cream sundae isn’t called an ice-cream Thursday? Having trouble telling a Jersey from a Holstein? Confused about the difference between a cow and a bull? COW has the answers and much, much more. With bright, humorous illustrations and funny but factual text, COW presents everything you want to know about these popular bovines. It’s a book to read again and again!

Cow $360 The cow moos across the meadows. Bring in your own cow in faceted clear crystal with horns, tail and legs in unfaceted clear crystal. Watch her Jet crystal eyes look out for her calf. Mother and child – team them up for a complete feeling of peace. Ma?e: Dim cm x cm

Cow $275 The cow moos across the meadows. Bring in your own cow in faceted clear crystal with horns, tail and legs in unfaceted clear crystal. Watch her Jet crystal eyes look out for her calf. Mother and child – team them up for a complete feeling of peace. Dimensions: 12.1 x 6.6 in x in

Cow $5.48 What is it like to be a dairy cow? Chewing your cud from dawn to dusk. Your long tail swishing from side to side. Resting in the shade of a tree by the river. Being milked in the cool milking parlor. Sleeping under the stars. What is it like to be a dairy cow? Let’s find out….

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Cow Fish Fowl or Pig $16.98 The photo of the Gourds on the back of the CD booklet makes an odd impression: just a few good old boys, sloppily dressed with beers in hand, sort of a shorthaired version of Lynyrd Skynyrd. But this anti-intellectual pose is just a pose. The title itself, Cow Fish Fowl or Pig seems a bit fantastic, as though someone in the band had spent time in a Masters of English Literature program. “My Name Is Jorge” even includes surrealistic references to William S. Burroughs, Henry Ford, and Muhammad Ali. While this may sound a bit serious, the bandmembers balance their brainy wit with good-time Americana filled with fiddles, electric guitars, accordions, and drums. One of the Gourds’ most appealing traits, in fact, is the way they change arrangements from piece to piece, turning “Bottle and a Dime” into Cajun-drenched rock and “The Prayer That Fell Upon the Mirror” into an acoustic feast. “Blankets” rolls along gently as the lyric tells the tale of a love affair that didn’t quite work out. The album is split into two parts, “the cow brings home the fish” and “the fowl tells the pig of each transgression,” and is divided by a spiritual rap delivered by the “Short Guy from ‘Chi-Town.’” This guest rap has the same “this is real” quality as a field recording, as the Short Guy tells how Christ delivered him from cocaine and other evils. The only downside to this innovative band is a vocal drone that seeps into most of its songs, casting a depressive air over the material (think new wave Americana). The combination of intelligent lyrics and a rich musical stew, however, offers listeners more substance than the average roots band. Fans will find Cow Fish Fowl or Pig as appealing as anything the Gourds have recorded. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford Jr., All Music GuidePerformers: Claude Bernard – Accordion, Guitar (Acoustic), Organ, Vocals (Background); Max Johnston – Banjo, Fiddle, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Resonator), Mandolin, Vocals, Vocals (Background); Jimmy Smith – Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright), Guitar (12 String Acoustic), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Lead, Percussion, Ukulele, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Water Bowl; Robert Bernard – Guitar (Electric); Keith Langford – Drums, Drums (Snare), Harmonica, Percussion, Toy Guitar, Washboard; Philip McEachern – Piano;

SILVER COW, THE (Silver Cow CL) $1.27 SILVER COW, THE (Silver Cow CL)

Cow on the Tracks (Cow Adventure Series) $3.56 Cow on the Tracks (Cow Adventure Series)

Cow Goes for a Ride (Cow Adventures) $1.9 Cow Goes for a Ride (Cow Adventures)

Cow Across America $14.86 ICow Across America/I is the winningly improbable story of two young men who set out walking to California with nothing but their wits and a milk cow named Ivy.PAt least that’s how Dwight Martin hears it growing up in the 1960s. He’s bored to tears at the prospect of spending the summer on his grandparents’ North Carolina farm. But he’s also estranged from his father and secretly terrified by the prospect of the adult world.PHe finds comfort in the wild yarns spun by his grandfather Wylie Rominger, who boasts that his adventure stories are true. The tales are dearly purchased, since Wylie makes Dwight pay him to hear each successive chapter. These unlikely exploits see Wylie and his childhood friend swept up the Mississsippi River, carried along by tornadoes, falling into Indian graves, and finding a secret shortcut through the Grand Canyon.PAs Dwight grows to manhood, he discounts the tall tales and angers the old man. His parents divorce. He makes his first attempt at wooing a young woman. Despite his modern misgivings, he can’t ignore the pull of those stories as he comes to grips with his own yearnings. When his grandfather dies, Dwight discovers that most of the tales were true–and he learns what Wylie did with all those nickels and dimes.PInspired in part by the raucous humor of Mark Twain, and tapping into the American pop culture of the 1960s and 1970s, ICow Across America/I is a book about the power of stories to link the generations.

Cowley the Musical Cow 10.5" by Gund $34.89 Cowley the Musical Cow by Gund will make any child want to sing and clap along with his fun song. He sings “Old MacDonald Had a Farm” while his mouth moves and ears flop up and down. This musical cow includes 3 replaceable AA batteries and on/off switch on his hoof. Measures 10.5″. Ages 3 and up.By Gund

Sam the Sea Cow (Reading Rainbow Bks.) $8.48 Sam is called a sea cow because that’s what he looks like – a big cow grazing in the ocean. Another name for Sam is manatee. In this book we meet Sam when he is just hours old and leave him when he is ready to mate. In between is a great deal of information about manatees mixed in with a big adventure for Sam. An exciting, fact-filled book gorgeously illustrated in full color.

Smoky: The Cow Horse $5.1 The experiences of a mouse-colored horse from his birth on the range, through his capture by humans and his work in the rodeo and on the range, to his eventual old age.

Cartoon Craze – Molly Moo-Cow And Friends $75.03 Episode List 1. The Hunting Season 2. Molly Moo-Cow and Rip Van Winkle 3. Sheep Shape 4. A Self-Made Mongrel 5. No Mutton Fer Nuttin’ 6. Scrappily Married 7. The Old Shell Game 8. The Dover Boys at Pimento University 9. Mild West

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Cow Dogs: A Cowboy’s Best Friend $16.77 DIVA cowboy often considers his dog to be one of his most valuable assetsbrand most loyal of companions. In this new coffee-table book, adultsbrand kids alike will delight in David R. Stoecklein’s portraits of workingbrcow dogs from ranches across the West.br/divDIVA cowboy often considers his dog to be one of his most valuable assets and most loyal of companions. In this new coffee-table book, adults and kids alike will delight in David R. Stoecklein’s portraits of working cow dogs on ranches across the West. From the adorable, innocent puppies to the tough, hardened old-timers, David captures the distinctive personality of each dog and the bond it shares with its owner.BRBRAfter five years of publishing his popular COW DOGS calendar, David has compiled his favorite images into a wonderful book for all ages to enjoy-the perfect gift for friends and family members.BRBRDog-lovers will enjoy this collection of photographs that offer a glimpse into the life of a cow dog-at work, at rest, and at play. These animals are fun-loving yet fierce, and they possess an innate knowledge about ranch work. Their bravery and spirit will win the heart of any reader.BRBR/DIVDIVDavid R. Stoecklein’s career as a commercial photographer has landed him assignments for well-known companies such as Coca-Cola, L.L. Bean, Jeep, Ford, Chevrolet, Remington, Wrangler, and Marlboro. David’s publishing accomplishments include an annual line of Western calendars, prints, cards, and a series of coffee-table books.br/div

A Cow! and Other Poems $12.98 Autism affects one in five hundred persons, and is believed to be at epidemic proportions. As scientists struggle to find a cure, Arley M. Fosburgh, mother of two autistic boys, shares with the reader a visual and poetic glimpse into the world of the autistic child. Insightful, and at times humorous, the author’s heart-felt work allows the reader a birds eye view into the day to day joys and challenges of raising her sons. It is beautifully illustrated by eldest son, Raleigh, currently ten years old.

And the Cow Said Moo! $2.23 When an insistent (but well-meaning) calf demands that his barnyard friends say moo as he does, the pig, the sheep, the dog, the horse, and the duck have all got something to say about the matter — and you can bet it’s not moo! Can a wise old owl set the bossy little bovine straight about what’s what and who’s who? Fun and laughter abound in this jovial celebration of individuality and animal utterances at their very best!

Holy Cow An Indian Adventure $16.17 . Near Fine with no dust jacket. . Trade Paperback. 0767915747 . A Trade Paperback in Near Fine condition with a small crease on the upper right hand corner. Tighty bound and unmarked. “After backpacking her way around India 21-year-old Sarah Macdonald decided that she hated this land of chaos and contradiction with a passion and when an airport beggar read her palm and insisted she would come back one day – and for love – she vowed never to return. But twelve years later the prophecy comes true when her partner ABC’s South Asia correspondent is posted to New Delhi the most polluted city on earth. “; 12mo 7″ – 7!” tall; 291 pages .

Wild Cow Tales : 0803270887 $8.47 In thirteen stories full of rope burns and brush scratches, the author of the classic Horse Tradin’ tells of the days when he made a specialty of catching wild cows.pBen K. Green calls himself a stove-up old cowboy, and readers of this book will learn soon enough where the broken bones came from. Green tells of his adventures with wild steers, sharing with readers the years he worked in thorny brush and canyon country delivering those animals that were too wily or too wild for the normal roundup. Finding them was hard, even dangerous, work. Few cowboys looked for such chores. Green declares, I got real good at it, but of course in those days I didn’t know any better.In thirteen stories full of rope burns and brush scratches, the author of the classic Horse Tradin’ tells of the days when he made a specialty of catching wild cows. Ben K. Green calls himself a stove-up old cowboy, and readers of this book will learn soon enough where the broken bones came from. Green tells of his adventures with wild steers, sharing with readers the years he worked in thorny brush and canyon country delivering those animals that were too wily or too wild for the normal roundup. Finding them was hard, even dangerous, work. Few cowboys looked for such chores. Green declares, I got real good at it, but of course in those days I didn’t know any better.

A Cow on the Line and Other Thomas the Tank Engine Stories $75.03 Full-color photos. In the title story, Gordon and Henry laugh at Edward when some cows break his train. But when a cow blocks the line several days later, it’s Edward who has the last laugh. Also included are "Double Trouble," "Old Iron," and "Percy Takes the Plunge."  

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A Cow On The Line And Other Thomas The Tank Engine Stories (random Hou $13.55 In the title story, Gordon and Henry laugh at Edward when some cows break his train. But when a cow blocks the line several days later, it’s Edward who has the last laugh. This Pictureback Book also features Double Trouble, Old Iron, and Percy Takes the Plunge. Full color.In the title story, Gordon and Henry laugh at Edward when some cows breakbrhis train. But when a cow blocks the line several days later, it’s Edward whobrhas the last laugh. Also included are Double Trouble, Old Iron, and PercybrTakes the Plunge.In the title story, Gordon and Henry laugh at Edward when some cows break his train. But when a cow blocks the line several days later, it’s Edward who has the last laugh. Also included are Double Trouble, Old Iron, and Percy Takes the Plunge.

Cow People (The J. Frank Dobie Paperback Library) $8.98 Cow People records the fading memories of a bygone Texas, the reminiscences of the cow people themselves. These are the Texans of the don’t-fence-me-in era, their faces pinched by years of squinting into the desert glare, tanned by the sun and coarsened by the dust of the Chisholm Trail. Their stories are often raucous but just as often quiet as hot plains under a pale Texan sky. A native Texan, J. Frank Dobie had an inborn knowledge of the men and customs of the trail camps. Cattlemen were as various as the country was big. Ab Blocker was a tall, quiet man who belonged totally to the cattle and the silent plains. But big men often had big lungs. "Shanghai Pierce was the loudest man in the country. He would sit at one end of a day coach and in normal voice hold conversation with some man at the other end of the coach, who of course had to yell, while the train was clanking along. He knew everybody, yelled at everybody he saw." Texas bred tall men and taller stories. There was Findlay Simpson, who played havoc with fact but whiled away the drivers’ long, lonely evenings with his tales. Old Findlay told of a country so wet that it bogged down the shadow of a buzzard, and of cattle that went into hibernation during rugged winters; he once spun yarns for three days straight, outlasting his listeners in a marathon of endurance. All real cow people—from the cattle drivers to the cattle owners—lived by a simple code based on the individual’s integrity. Bothering anyone else’s poke or business uninvited was strictly forbidden, and enforcement of this unwritten law was as easy as pulling a trigger. Honesty was taken for granted, and a cowman’s name on a check made it negotiable currency. Yet Texas had its "bad guys"—the crooks, the thieves, even the tightwads. "A world big enough to hold a rattlesnake and a purty woman is big enough for all kinds of people," wrote Dobie. This is the world whose vast and various population the reader will find in Cow People.

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A Cow on the Line and Other Thomas the Tank Engine Stories (Pictureback(R)) $5.98 In the title story, Gordon and Henry laugh at Edward when some cows break his train. But when a cow blocks the line several days later, it’s Edward who has the last laugh. Also included are "Double Trouble," "Old Iron," and "Percy Takes the Plunge."In the title story, Gordon and Henry laugh at Edward when some cows break his train. But when a cow blocks the line several days later, it’s Edward who has the last laugh. Also included are "Double Trouble," "Old Iron," and "Percy Takes the Plunge."

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True Cow Tales: Literary Sketches and Stories by Farmers, Ranchers, an $10.58 For the love of Bessie, grab a glass of milk, pull up a comfy chair, and partake of a cow tale or two!brThese 40 stories by farmers and ranchers in the U.S. and Canada will open your eyes to what really goes on in those pastoral scenes with Holsteins, Jerseys, and other cattle breeds. Read about a 101-year-old cowgirl, close calls with bulls, cows and cops, steer roping, cattle branding, herds escaping, and the lovely dairy princesses promoting the healthful dairy industry.brBe an armchair traveler with Miss Lait (Miss Milk) on her 1954 trip to France, meet a cow called Grandma, read up on milking cows with baseball players, and see how butter magically turns into the likenesses of princesses. Meet Patty and Paige – - the Mother’s Day cows, follow Ferdy the friendly bull, and learn about Lulu – - on the loose.brTrue Cow Tales is a true joy to read. If you have an association with livestock agriculture you will enjoy these short stories and poems. These brought back many memories of growing up on our family farm. True Cow Tales ought to be a part of everyone’s family library and should be shared over and over.br- Ken Rahjes, Farm Broadcaster for KRVN Radio, Lexington, NebraskabrAs the world is further removed from agriculture, it’s increasingly important to learn more about your sources of food, fiber and fuel. True Cow Tales is a truly moo-ving tribute to the beef and dairy industries, from the joy of buying your first cow and naming her Patty – yes, Cow Patty – to the wonder of watching a cow nurse an orphaned calf to the sorrow of no longer being able to financially support your farm. This anthology vividly depicts the importance of agriculture through a collection of stories and poems about the lives of farm animals and the dedicated people who care for them.br- James Henry, AgriNews Publications Executive EditorbrThis anthology is an interesting gathering of a wide variety of stories and reminiscences regarding acquaintances and en@%(õÂ?\)ÿ¾Úx

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