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Summary: Neat book!
Review: The age group listed for this cute book is 4-8. My 2 and 3 year olds love it. They run around the house and stores saying "Click, Clack, Moo". When that gets old, they start on "Click, Clack, Quack". I think it's great when a book makes an impression on young minds after only reading it a few times.
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Summary: Farmer Brown Never Knew What Hit Him...
Review: When the animals on Farmer Brown's farm start typing demand letters to him, all sorts of fun and mischief happen! From Doreen Cronin's hilarious story to Betsy Lewin's bust-out-laughing illustrations, you will find yourself cracking up over the animal's antics--and poor Farmer Brown's frustration. For a child you know, or the child in you, neither will be disappointed by this book.
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Summary: Fun and Educational!
Review: I bought this book for a 4 year old, who loved it! Colorful and fun, it also teaches an important lesson about relations between labor and management, and how important it can be to have a good mediator (a duck).
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Summary: Just Imagine if these cows had internet access...
Review: This book is an absolute scream! Children will love the preposterous situations of this book, and I can't imagine a parent not enjoying it as well. We got this one last Christmas, and it has been read time and time again. If you want a book that you will get high mileage out of, this could be the one. If you don't like appreciate books that beg for a command performance, beware of this book, as you will most assuredly be asked to read this one again!
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Summary: This book is a hoot!
Review: This is a wonderful book to read especially to a toddler or preschooler, but one I think even older children will enjoy reading too. It is clever, original, and funny, and the illustrations are charming.
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Summary: one of the best children's books out there
Review: My daughter has this and the sequel "Giggle,Giggle, Quack". They are her top picks when we read every night and she's owned them for a while now. The story is funny and the illustrations are lively. A wonderful book all around!!
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Summary: Click, Clack, Moo - Cows That Type
Review: What a great book! I'm a journalist and I can appreciate the message it makes about communication and the power of words. The cows that type send a message to their farmer that they want electric blankets. When the farmer says no, the cows hold back their milk. Then the cows send a message for the chickens that they also want electric blankets. When he says no the chickens hold back their eggs. Frustrated, the farmer lets the ducks act as a mediator. They offer a solution: electric blankets for the cow's typewriter. The farmer agrees. Read the book to discover the cute ending. What a great book!
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Summary: Just an funny, cute book that all will love!
Review: I just loved this book and so did the kids. I read at my son's school occasionally and it made everyone laugh. Definitely one of our favorite books of the year!!
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Summary: Very clever story!
Review: This story will make the "grown ups" laugh just as much as the children. If you are interested in teaching the art of negotiation and words like "ultimatum" to your children, this book if for you!
Illustrations are colorful and the ending is perfect!
clickety clack quack!
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Summary: Good for kids, Great for parents
Review: Our 8 year old brought this book home from SMART (Start Making a Reader Today) and the whole family fell in love with it. We love the cow's attitude about going on strike. The pictures are wonderful and help our even our littlest ones understand the story. We are glad to have this book be part of our home library! In fact, we loved it so much, we now have to make sure Grandma and Grandpa have it too!
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