I thought this informative fantasy was hilarious. Hilda Mae Heifer has lost her moo due to an unfortunate accident so she goes on an adventure to discover her sound.
This book is quite fast paced, as far as the authors voice and characters depicted within. There was good farm-related vocabulary within the book and I thought it was a funny way to introduce animal noises within the book. Overall a very unique, funny and engaging read. This book can be used for creative writing assignments, and lessons involving farm life.

I couldn't resist picking this up from the display at the library. I grew up in Wisconsin; I'm a fan of cows. Hilda is a very funny cow. I can imagine having a lot of fun with this book and a couple of giggly preschoolers as they tell her all the reasons she isn't a goose, and therefore mustn't honk, isn't a pig, and therefore mustn't oink, etc. ( )

Mommy, I like this book" ( )

Mommy, I like this book" ( )

Despite it being another barnyard story, this is rich and funny. A cow with amnesia. Funny. But who threw the cow pie at her head in the beginning? That's never resolved. ( )