Short, simple text supports the illustrations and answers children''s questions about what happens on the farm, and the animals which can be found there. Flaps to lift and flaps beneath flaps intrigue children as they explore the farm.'
A fun lift-the-flap book that is noteworthy because it gives such a realistic picture of farm life. It isn't sugar-coated or cartoonized, but explains the real characteristics of each animal you might find on a farm. I was interested to learn that goats are good at climbing and jumping, and might be mischievious enough to climb into the farmer's truck to eat a harvest of apples. Lucy especially loves the worm in the apple that the rooster is trying to eat.