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  • The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down

    Paul Brett Johnson

    Hardcover (Scholastic, March 1, 1993)
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  • The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down

    Paul Brett Johnson

    Paperback (The Trumpet Club, March 15, 1993)
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  • The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down

    Paul Brett Johnson

    Library Binding (Orchard Books, March 1, 1993)
    Miss Rosemary, a farmer of much experience, suddenly finds herself coping with Gertrude, a rambunctious cow that has taken up flying as a hobby.
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  • The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down

    Paul Johnson

    Paperback (Scholastic Paperbacks, Sept. 1, 2002)
    THE COW WHO WOULDN'T COME DOWN received two starred reviews (PW and SLJ) and was selected as an SLJ Best Book of the Year, a Bulletin Blue Ribbon winner, and received other impressive distinctions.Miss Rosemary knows that her cow, Gertrude, has a mind of her own. But when Gertrude takes up a new hobby, Miss Rosemary is faced with a problem: how do you milk a flying cow? First Miss Rosemary tries to lure Gertrude down with a fresh bale of alfalfa, then she tries to catch the cow with a fishing rod, next she tries to rope Gertrude with a lasso. Nothing works until Miss Rosemary has a brilliant idea. She makes a new cow, -Matilda, out of fabric and stuffing. When Gertrude sees she has been replaced, she decides to return to earth. Once there she finds a new hobby--driving the tractor.
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  • The cow who wouldn't come down

    Paul Brett Johnson

    Paperback (The Trumpet Club, March 15, 1996)
    Children's Fiction. Early readers 5-9. Book design by Mina Greenstein. Illustrations acrylic paintings reproduced in full color. 30 pgs. Miss Rosemary can't get Gertrude the farm cow to come down from the sky. Children love anticipating what Miss Rosemary will do to trick Gertrude.
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  • Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down

    Brett Johnson Paul

    Paperback (Scholastic Inc., Sept. 1, 1997)
    THE COW WHO WOULDN'T COME DOWN received two starred reviews (PW and SLJ) and was selected as an SLJ Best Book of the Year, a Bulletin Blue Ribbon winner, and received other impressive distinctions.Miss Rosemary knows that her cow, Gertrude, has a mind of her own. But when Gertrude takes up a new hobby, Miss Rosemary is faced with a problem: how do you milk a flying cow? First Miss Rosemary tries to lure Gertrude down with a fresh bale of alfalfa, then she tries to catch the cow with a fishing rod, next she tries to rope Gertrude with a lasso. Nothing works until Miss Rosemary has a brilliant idea. She makes a new cow, -Matilda, out of fabric and stuffing. When Gertrude sees she has been replaced, she decides to return to earth. Once there she finds a new hobby--driving the tractor.
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  • The Dog Who Wouldn't

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    Paperback (Starfire,1988, April 1, 1988)
    The Dog Who Wouldn't Be{Paperback,1988}

  • The Baby Who Would Not Come Down

    Joan Knight, Debrah Santini

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster, Dec. 1, 1989)
    Tired of being tickled, bounced, and smothered with kisses, a new baby floats out the window when Uncle tosses it in the air and doesn't come down until the family mends its ways
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  • The Baby Who Wouldn't Come Out

    Nancy Buhr

    Paperback (BookSurge Publishing, Dec. 21, 2009)
    The perfect shower or baby gift, this charming tale is the story of a family anxiously awaiting the birth of a baby that ends with photo album pages to display images of the new family. Adorably illustrated, it's also appropriate for children awaiting the birth of a sibling. tested in schools and with children ages 1-7, they'll read it again and again.
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  • The Baby Who Would Not Come Down

    Joan Knight, Debrah (illustrator) Santini

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, Jan. 1, 1991)
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  • The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down by Paul Brett Johnson

    Paul Brett Johnson

    Paperback (The Trumpet Club, March 15, 1780)
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