Farms


Charlotte’s Web
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type
Click, Clack, Peep! (A Click Clack Book)
Sleep Tight Farm: A Farm Prepares for Winter
The Cow Loves Cookies
Giggle, Giggle, Quack
Big Red Barn
Animal Farm
Go Sleep in Your Own Bed!
Barnyard Banter
Pigs to the Rescue: A Picture Book (Barnyard Rescue)
The Old Truck
I Spy on the Farm
Chickens to the Rescue (Barnyard Rescue)
Duck on a Tractor
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara KingsolverAll Creatures Great and Small by James HerriotFarm City by Novella CarpenterThe Dirty Life by Kristin KimballHit by a Farm by Catherine Friend
Down on the Farm
229 books — 234 voters

More Than Pancakes by Christine DePetrilloMaple Sugar Crush by Beth LabonteHaunt Your Heart Out by Amber RobertsBe Sweet by Diann HuntSweet, Sugared Love by Pamela Griffin
Maple Syrup-Themed Romances
15 books — 3 voters
Click, Clack, Moo by Doreen CroninBarnyard Dance by Sandra BoyntonBig Red Barn by Margaret Wise BrownGiggle, Giggle, Quack by Doreen CroninFooling Ewe by Mike Demers
Farmyard Fun
433 books — 114 voters

The Forager Chefs Club by Rita Mace WalstonLuna Sanguis by Simon OkillLuna Aeturnus by Simon OkillThe Superiors by Casey SeigelPoseidon’s Children by Michael  West
Humans are Food Stories
48 books — 57 voters
The Perfect Potty Zoo by Agnes GreenThe Worst Best Friend by Alexis O'NeillFire Drill by Paul DuBois JacobsFirefighters! by Patricia HubbellThe Feel Good Book by Todd Parr
Preschool-'F'
16 books — 2 voters

Rachel Linden
Deep blue water and emerald green islands capped by evergreen forests. Rocky bays and serene white ferries chugging past pods of orcas. A tiny town of quaint clapboard buildings painted in a rainbow of hues. A harbor clogged with bobbing sailboats. It looked idyllic, soaked in natural beauty. Serene. It was a world away from Paris, or Texas, for that matter. Georgia took the phone and studied the photos, mesmerized. She'd never seen anything like it. She felt a longing tug in her chest, somethin ...more
Rachel Linden, Recipe for a Charmed Life

E.B. White
A farm is a peculiar problem for a man who likes animals, because the fate of most livestock is that they are murdered by their benefactors. The creatures may live serenely but they end violently, and the odor of doom hangs about them always. I have kept several pigs, starting them in spring as weanlings and carrying trays to them all through summer and fall. The relationship bothered me. Day by day I became better acquainted with my pig, and he with me, and the fact that the whole adventure poi ...more
E.B. White

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