Sixteen Cows

Aw shucks - darn cute. Especially the cows - slow down and look at the expressions on their faces. Of course adults will predict the ending... but do the children?

Two farmers get their cows all tangled up after a twister blows through. They struggle to seperate them but only end up bringing themselves together in holy matrimony!

I love reading this book to my son. The rhyming words flow so perfectly. My favorite part is when my son knows to say MOOOOO!

This book would work well in a unit about farm, family, or weather. The number sixteen in the title would also allow great math opportunities such as counting the cows.

A humourous tale of a cowboy and a cowgirl, whose neighbourly rivalry turns to romance. Told in rhythmic rhymes, with amusing names for the cows, and funny illustrations by Kurt Cyrus. Fun for preschool to grade 1.

This book is adorable! Sixteen cows is a quirky poetry picture book that has amazing illustrations. The book was overall a fun read for young children because it is somewhat interactive.

A terrific tale of two cowboys who keep to themselves and their cows, until the cows come up with their own plan.

Cowboy Gene and Cowgirl Sue get their bovine mixed up and end up getting married. Repeated words and phrasing make this a wonderful read aloud. Reader's Theater available www.oregonread.org

This cute story builds a bond between two people and their cows. Cute.