Books with title Odie Goes to the Farm

Odie Goes to the Farm is the first of a series of books about a Tamaskan dog who goes to live and grow up with a couple who own a farm. Odie's young life is filled with fun experiences on the farm but he also learns about his limitations and how to conquer them. His story promotes determination and love and how that combination is a winning one. (Spanish version also available following English version)

A happy little squirrel visits her home on the farm and meets some new friends. Abbie and her sister Jessica meet a goat with Autism, a pig with OCD, a cow with Down Syndrome and a dog with Epilepsy. She learns how to be a friend to them by learning about their individual needs and she is rewarded beyond what she knows. Abbie can see how something that would be a disadvantage is actually an advantage a d how not to let your circumstance and limitations stop you from reaching for the stars and being your best self.

Max is a happy little dog who just wants to play. When his loving family becomes too busy, Max runs away. Other people and the farm animals he meets are quite sure that they do not want to play with this funny looking dog whose bark is too loud and whiny. But Max persists until he finds one animal who gives him a chance. The other animals discover that they all have shortcomings and become the best of friends. This book teaches children the value of persistence, acceptance of their own shortcomings and those of others.

The adventurous traveling terrier, Mr. Pish, takes us on a personally guided tour to show us what goes on at a farm. From playing with a cute lamb to driving a big swathing machine, Mr. Pish explores it all in Mr. Pish Goes to the Farm. In this sixth book in the Mr. Pish Educational Series, full color photographs and engaging text provide us with entertaining insight to teach us where our food comes from! Best viewed on a full color device.

William Goes to the Farm shares a child’s view of a trip to a farm. In vibrant water color style, the boy shares his discovery of a cow, a pig, horses, sunflowers, veggies, fruits, and corn. If you look carefully, you can see Granny sitting in the farmhouse shade. At the end of a hot summer day, there’s a pond and two horses just waiting for a swim. Written in simple language, a child can easily share the rhymes of this farm story.