Barnyard Fun
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (763 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1477816437 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 20 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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Karen Leach said Five Stars. Grandsons love to read this book.. A silly story for kids :) Ryan I got a copy of this from Vine."Barnyard Fun" (I kinda like to think of the title as actually being "Barnyard Fun, April 1" going by the cover, theme, and the rhyming scheme of the book) is a pretty breezy read. Of course, it is for children.Of course, the book is about mischievous Sheep waking up on that day of pranks, and most . A Riot for the Early Reader! My 6 year old laughed herself silly through this book! She adored it and I loved that it kept her interested in the words to keep reading. When a book can keep kids trying to read by themselves, without a parent's help, you know it has entranced them!Definitely pick this one for April 1st reading with your child- you'll both love
It woke up Rooster in his bed. Sheep plays April Fool's jokes on Rooster, Dog, Pig and Cow. Then Horse decides to play a trick on Sheep-and the farm animals have the biggest laugh of all!. When Sheep found out it was April One, he said, "It's time to have some fun"! Sheep set his alarm an hour ahead
It’s the animals’ turn to yell, “April Fools” when his new ‘do turns out to be a buzz cut of the poodle variety. Those looking for a book of harmless pranks to share with a young audience will appreciate Wright’s simple rhyming text and Rátz de Tagyos’s colorful, comedic illustrations.–Jenna Boles, Greene County Public Library, OH School Library Journal June 2013. He tampers with the rooster’s alarm clock, bakes a cardboard cake for Pig, and plays connect-the-dots with poor Cow’s spots. From School Library Journal In this barnyard romp, the sheep is a prankst
She dog-sits her son's big black lab, Gus, who thinks he is a lap dog. He often gets in the way when she is writing stories. Maureen Wright lives in Athens, Pennsylvania. Paul Rátz de Tagyos went to Parsons School of Design quite some time ago. He lives in New Rochelle, NY with neither fleas nor roaches (he swears). . Her two cats like to han