It was a beautiful day and so easy to get caught up in the wonderful grass and bugs and beautiful sky. But...........suddenly..........."oh no, nothing seems familiar, it's getting dark, what should I do?" Little White Chicky was scared and missed her family. Find out what happens in Little White Chicky's adventure in this true story on Finally Home Farm.
It was a beautiful day and so easy to get caught up in the wonderful grass and bugs and beautiful sky. But...........suddenly..........."oh no, nothing seems familiar, it's getting dark, what should I do?" Little White Chicky was scared and missed her family. Find out what happens in Little White Chicky's adventure in this true story on Finally Home Farm.
The fact that vampire worms were reproducing by the tens of thousands in the belly of my goat should not have come as a surprise. By now I’d learned that country life is not a pastoral painting. Sure, at various times during the year you might see fluffy white lambs prancing in the tall grass, but those moments are rare. Real country life, it turns out, involves blood, shit and worms. Sitting in traffic on your morning commute, with a day of staring at a screen and answering emails ahead of you, you catch yourself wondering: what if I threw it all in for a peaceful life in the country? Antonia Murphy knows the feeling—and she did something about it. Swapping deadlines for feeding times, traffic jams for homemade cheese, Antonia transplanted her husband and children to a small farm in rural New Zealand. But it turns out that collecting your own organic eggs isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. In her hilarious account of rural life, Antonia exposes the dirty truth behind the agrarian dream: a world of turkey slaughter, maggots and menopausal hens. Not to mention that there’s family life to contend with, too: when her young son collapses on the school bus one day, she realises her troubles are just beginning. It’s mad, bad and dangerous to grow your own vegetables—Dirty Chick will make you grateful that you can get yours from the supermarket, instead.
Meet Popsy, the new chick in the neighborcoop, in this new funny farm book for kids! Another wonderful adventure on Critter Creek Farm, an animal farm and a funny farm, Git Yet the goat, MerryLyn the chicken, and Don Key Hotey the donkey meet a new friend and show her who she really is! Popsy, the new chick, is really, really shy...so shy she has convinced herself she's a bat. She has plenty of reasons why she thinks so. But her new friends show her why she's really a baby farm animal...a chick! Find out how her new friends help her discover who she really is. A fun adventure with plenty of puns adults will enjoy as they read this children's book.
Little Chick loves listening to tales of adventure told over firelight by the other farm animals late at night... but when will she have her own adventure? This new picture book by author Lauren Holliday a new character to love and cherish... Little Chick. Follow this strong, little chick who has big ideas about who she wants to be and where she wants to adventure... big ideas that don't always turn out as she plans, but always lead to curious new discoveries.
Can you help Benny the Chick meet new friends around the farm? Benny the Chick makes new friends is a delightful picture book for children aged 3-5 years. It tells the story of Benny the Chick and his adventure through the farm while meeting other farm animals. He asks for you to join him on his adventure around the farm in meeting new friends. The story teaches young children that it is okay to be new somewhere and that they can meet new friends by being social. Make this book your child's regular bedtime story and they will learn the names and faces of animals around a farm and the sounds they make. To enhance your child's learning experience, ask your child to repeat the sounds the animals make and the name of the animal that makes the sound.
There was once born a very little pony. Being quite so little, he was rejected by his herd, and the future looked bleak. A few fields over, a young girl was coming to terms with the fact that she would never be able to ride again. Unknowingly, they were about to change each other's lives . . . The pony was Little Alf, a Shetland pony with dwarfism, and the girl, Hannah, who rescued him aged sixteen. From charity work and building a business together, they became constant companions, though there have been a few casualties along the way - mainly garden ornaments and the neighbours' vegetables. Little Alf is the story of their life together - the adventures and the mischievous behaviour of the most adorable little pony.
Newbery Medalist Cynthia Voigt presents this charming middle grade novel about two border collie puppies growing up on a farm—a brother and sister who couldn't be more different from each other...or so they think. "Voigt's touch with dogs is as deft as it is with humans," raved The Horn Book. Angus and Sadie are siblings, but that doesn't mean they're the same. Angus is black-and-white and bigger. He is a good, brave, and clever dog—and he likes that. Sadie, on the other hand, is red-and-white and small. She isn't as quick to learn—or to obey. Angus thinks she's scared of everything, but Sadie knows that's not true. She's just different. This heartwarming story of two wonderful border collie siblings growing up on a farm in Maine is perfect for young readers who enjoyed Ann M. Martin’s A Dog’s Life and John Grogan’s Marley books, animal lovers of all ages, and anyone who's ever had—or wondered what it would be like to have—a brother or sister just like themselves, but very, very different.
In the springtime an egg begins to crack, and though Little Chick starts out life tiny and weak, he quickly grows into a fuzzy chick and learns all about life on the farm with his siblings. But when all the chicks get big enough, it’s time for Mom to leave them on their own. How will they know what to eat and where to sleep without her? How will they defend themselves when bullies come around? In this magnificently illustrated book, children will love watching Little Chick go through the stages of growing into a full-sized rooster. It’s a sweet book that will appeal to young and old alike.
