Rhymed text and illustrations introduce the many different animals that live in the big red barn.

All the animals of the barnyard community hurry to greet their newest member, who is just pecking his way out of an egg.

The sheep and other animals, unable to sleep, join in a giant farmyard dance, but they may have gone too far when the frolic wakes Farmer Sue.

"In this counting picture book it's the little Pigs' birthday; and Rabbit, Little Chicks, and Mommy Hen prepare a yummy surprise. All are waiting for the party to begin, but where can those naughty Little Chicks be? Young children will have fun aplenty as they count from 1 to 20 in this cheerful singalong nursery rhyme awash with Cabrera's vibrant art."--

When Farmer Brown's cows find a typewriter in the barn they start making demands, and go on strike when the farmer refuses to give them what they want.

Farmer Brown does not like Halloween or the spooky sounds of a Halloween night so he draws the shades, locks the door, and goes to bed, but when the animals hold a Halloween party in his barn, Farmer Brown is in for a big surprise.

Follow the clues to reveal an unexpected surprise in this rhyming mystery read-aloud! Eyes wide with surprise and necks twisting to see, two owls whoo-hooted, "Now who could that be?" When a mysterious bird crashes into a tree, two curious owls-Cahoots and Whoodini-set out to investigate. They fly down to interview their barnyard friends, but after gathering all the clues, they're still stumped . . . until Whoodini overhears an unexpected...

Old Macdonald's farm is full of pigs, cows, sheep, hens and horses, but what he really loves is his COLOSSAL collection of vehicles! From bicycles, tractors and buses, to boats, fire engines and aeroplanes, there are LOTS of things that go on Old Macdonald's farm, and the animals love to join in with the fun, too. Perfect for anyone who loves farmyard animals AND vehicles.

Humorous rhymes about George Washington's farm where the cows wear dresses, the pigs wear wigs, and the sheep are scholars.

"When Mel the rooster gets tired of his boring old cock-a-doodle-doo he decides to shake things up with something brand new--the cock-a-doodle-doo-bop! But not everyone on the barnyard is a fan of the new tune"--