When they are 3 years old, they go to check the newborn
calves with dad and find a set of twins just like them. The cow wouldn’t take care of one of the
calves (which is often the case see the Tale of 2 Twins) and said they could
take care it.
They named her Little Star.
The book shows the girls mixing the milk and talks about what is in the
milk replacer and how big the bottle is that they use.
It is funny when the family decides they should teach Star
to lead by halter, so they can take her to the fair. They even let their city friends help them
and they all find out is not as easy as they think it will be.
When Star gets older, she gets grain and hay to eat, just
like the older calves.
The pictures in this book are absolutely stunning and truly
catch the work and fun that farm kids enjoy.
I love that there is a glossary of farm terms in the back of the
book. There are even a few ag facts
about the different breeds of cattle and the ownership of U.S. farms.
Be sure to follow along as there are more books from the twins or you can order the books here.
-A Kansas Farm Mom
Be sure to follow along as there are more books from the twins or you can order the books here.
-A Kansas Farm Mom
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