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On The Farm
Amy Houts, Sherry Neidigh
Paperback (Dalmatian Press, May 1, 2002)Book by Amy Houts
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On the Farm
Felice Arena, Phil Kettle
Paperback (Rising Stars UK Ltd, July 7, 2005)Tom and Joey get down and dirty at a friend's farm. One squirt of milk leads to a humungous splosh of poo-ooh, pong! - as the boys try out milking...and running from bulls. This work is intended for ages 6-8.
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On the Farm
Lizzie McClure, Caroline Davis
Board book (Parragon Inc, Dec. 1, 2007)None
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On the Farm
Anna Milbourne
Hardcover (Usborne Books, March 15, 2006)None
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On the Farm
Richard Powell and Steven Cox
HardcoverNone
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On the Farm.
Roger Priddy
Hardcover (Priddy, Oct. 1, 2011)Rare Book
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On the Farm
Erin Ranson
Hardcover (Top That Publishing US, Jan. 1, 1775)None
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On the Farm
DK Publishing
Paperback (DK Preschool, Sept. 15, 1994)Introduces a variety of things can be found on a farm, including both livestock and farm machinery
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On the Farm
Karen J. Lammie
Board book (B.E.S. Publishing, Feb. 1, 2006)Toddlers will be delighted by this cheerfully designed little box of books. When they open it up they’ll find four miniature chunky farm board books. Boys and girls who open these books will follow Little Pig, Cow, Horse, and Sheep on their adventures around the farmyard. Each book is 3 1/4" x 3 1/4" and ten illustrated pages long.
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On the Farm
Mandy Stanley
Board book (Kingfisher Books, April 22, 2002)This board book introduces toddlers to themed selections of words. Each page has a bright image and a single word and encourages parents and children to read together. The book is durable and small to make it suitable for toddlers.
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On the Farm
Ian Graham
Paperback (QED Publishing, a division of Quarto Publishing plc, March 27, 2006)None
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On the Farm
Dana V. Swartz, Francesca Ferri
Rag Book (B.E.S. Publishing, Sept. 1, 2004)This unusually handsome padded cloth book for toddlers is shaped like a small briefcase, complete with carrying handle. It opens at its top from a pair of Velcro tabs, then unzips at its side and bottom, revealing an eight-page cloth book that�s filled with farmyard fun. A pocket on the inside cover contains a small cloth basket, which children can remove, then fill with farm produce that they�ll find on each following page. From the chicken coop comes a fresh white cloth egg that pulls free from a Velcro patch to be placed in the basket. In the orchard, toddlers will find an apple that they pull from a tree, and in the barn they�ll discover a can of cow�s milk. A carrot and flowers can be picked from the garden, and then back in the farmhouse, kids can take the items from their basket, placing some of them in the refrigerator and others on the table. Pictures on every page are rendered in bright, cheerful colors, and the words which parents can read to kids are simple and easy for toddlers to understand. An entertaining added feature is a little door on the outside cover. It opens to reveal a friendly bunny with a basket containing a stuffed cloth carrot. Here�s a lot of fun in a small package. (Ages: Infant�3)