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Chicken, Pig, Cow Horse Around

Hardback

Main Details

Title Chicken, Pig, Cow Horse Around
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Ruth Ohi
Illustrated by Michael Martchenko
SeriesChicken, Pig, Cow
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:32
Dimensions(mm): Height 228,Width 228
ISBN/Barcode 9781554512454
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher Annick Press Ltd
Imprint Annick Press Ltd
Publication Date 16 September 2010
Publication Country Canada

Description

Chicken, Pig, and Cow are very happy together in their Popsicle stick barn, so when Horse arrives, not everyone is pleased-especially Chicken, who points out that Horse takes up a lot of space. When Chicken suggests they play a game of hide-and-seek, Horse merrily trots off. But when he disappears, a frantic search ensues-until Chicken finally spots him inside the fishbowl. Feeling guilty, Chicken jumps in to save him, only to realize that Horse is actually outside the bowl. So who will save Chicken? All ends well when Pig, Cow, and Horse-with the help of Dog-team up together to rescue their friend. The adorable toy characters Chicken, Pig, Cow (and real-life Dog) continue to delight young children with their charming adventures and subtle messages about friendship, acceptance, and working together.

Author Biography

Ruth Ohi is not only a talented writer and illustrator, she is also a tireless presenter at schools and libraries, where she shares her trade secrets with children. Ohi lives with her family in Toronto, Ontario. Check out her website at www.ruthohi.com.

Reviews

A perfect read for preschoolers who can learn from Chicken and Horse how to be better friends. Highly Recommended. When Horse arrives to the barn, he cramps the style of the residents -- or so Chicken says. Chicken, Pig, Cow, Horse Around by Ruth Ohi will delight preschoolers and help teach them the value of friendship. Ohi captures the complexity of emotions inherent in relationships...She does this with such sensitivity that her stories never feel moralistic or pedantic. Highly recommended. The watercolor illustrations are drawn on lots of white space, making the expressive yellow chicken, pink pig, and spotted cow stand out against the pages. Too subtle to be used as a new sibling book, this title works best as a friendship story.--Ieva Bates, Ann Arbor District Library"School Library Journal" (01/01/2011) Too subtle to be used as a new sibling book, this title works best as a friendship story.--Ieva Bates, Ann Arbor District Library"School Library Journal" (01/01/2011)