Books with title How Now, Brown Cow?

A Christopher Award-winning poet reveals the physical and philosophical splendor of the cow in a witty poetry collection.

“How/now,/brown/cow?/How’s it going?/Just stopped by-/heard you lowing . . . ./Lovely view/lovely weather/Good to have/this moo/together.” The humble cow is revealed in all her physical and philosophical splendor in this varied and charming poetry collection.

A young beef calf moves to a farm of dairy cows and when she realizes her fur is different from the rest she feels out of place. But with the wise console of an ancient bull she learn to face her fears and to fit in.

Brown Cow says, "Now, I'm going to town. I shall powder my nose, and put on a gown. I shall spend this pound that I found on the ground." Brown Cow is determined, but the farmer has other ideas—will Brown Cow get the last laugh?

A child describes a day in the life of her brown cow.

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