Counting Cows: A Joyful Board Book about a Vermont Barn Dance and Learning Numbers for Toddlers

by Woody Jackson

Cows munch, meander, sleep, sun themselves, and wade through vibrant Vermont landscapes before gathering for a kick-up-your-hooves barn dance. This bold, bovine twist on counting is sure to amuse little ones just learning their numbers.

Genres: Counting, Childrens

24 pages, Board Book

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Eleanor Francis]

Amazing illustration

[Julie]

My buddy Grayson thoroughly enjoyed counting the cows in the different scenes in this book.

[Lindsey Cathcart]

A fine read

[Katie]

A very simple counting book that starts at ten and works its way to zero. This board book was fine for my one-year-old, but wasn't great for my four-year-old.

[Mort's Kids]

I irrationally like when counting books include a "0" page.

Get this book if you're a Vermonter / know who Woody Jackson is. Otherwise, feel free to pass.

[Geoff]

fascinating.
very unique method of counting from 10 down to 0
very few counting books remember to include the number zero.
applause to Woody and Red Wagon Books for being so bold.

Also, for those out there who may be hung up on '9' here is a link that may help explain a few things...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holstein...

regards
geoff

[Megan]

A cute counting book for fans of the artist who did a lot of the paintings for Ben and Jerry's!

[CFAITC]

A whimsical counting book features cows and cow terminology.