Synopses & Reviews
On the very day Queenie Farmer gives birth to fifteen daughters, her beloved prize herd of cows runs off with her husband in chase. Her life is never dull, and Queenie rises to each task with her own particular flair.
Ann Campbell's delightfully original tall tale weaves together a down-home family story with early math concepts and an introduction to the days of the week. Holly Meade's gentle hand and buoyant compositions highlight the bold, independent spirit of Queenie--and each of her beloved girls.
Synopsis
On the very day Queenie Farmer gives birth to 15 daughters, her beloved prize herd of cows runs off with her husband in full chase. This original tall tale weaves together a down-home family story with early math concepts and an introduction to the days of the week. Full-color illustrations.
Synopsis
Queenie Farmer is left alone to raise fifteen daughters when her husband gives chase to their runaway prize herd of cows and is never heard from again.
About the Author
ANN CAMPBELL is a former librarian and children's book editor. She lives in Cotati, California.
HOLLY MEADE has illustrated many books for children, including Hush: A Thai Lullaby, which won a Caldecott Honor. She lives in Newburyport, Massachussetts.