Who is the one mooing? Recognize the animals in the farmhouse

Author: Monika Lang (Germany), illustrated by John Brandst?tter (Germany), translated by Zhu Jiachun
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book will tell you: Where does milk come from? What do little piglets like? Why do roosters stand on manure piles and crow? What are bats, swallows, dogs, and the little mice in the granary doing? Open the fold-out pages in the book, and we can see how a calf is born, how milk is stored, and how cats catch mice. If you want to complete an animal cognition activity with your child at home, this book is undoubtedly the perfect choice. Here, children can see bulls with horns removed, nursing cows, and newborn calves. If you continue to turn the pages, you will also find domestic fowl, sheep, horses, swallows, and even mice! When you first step into the world of farming, you first get to know all kinds of cows. The next step is to learn about the milking process, so where is the milk placed? Of course, the book will provide the answer, but the answer is hidden well—you’ll have to ask your child to flip the page. That’s right, the right page of this book is extended and the extended page is folded inside. Open the folded page, and the knowledge further expands—children can see huge milk storage tanks, the weasel that steals chickens, and several ways to make little pigs comfortable, and more. Surprising discoveries will increase children’s interest in reading. In this book, children can not only recognize common animals in daily life but also learn about various domestic animals from abroad, including Scottish Highland cows, Muscovy ducks, European bighorn sheep, and more. Neither you nor your child should miss this eye-opening opportunity!
The features of this book series:
- Teaches basic knowledge about animals
- Suitable for preschool children and parents to read together
- Every page brings a surprise!