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Stories? In Cow Tales, you will be taken back
to farming in the 1960s but before long you will
be on an unexpected ride through the
writer8217simagination. These stories resurrect
the lost art of telling tall tales that were
common long before television. Cow Tales
stories are told from the perspective of a young
California boy who is thrust into life in the
country. The boy8217slife is told with the
rawness of farm life that may not be known to the
urban reader. Each of the experiences becomes the
platform that takes the reader is taken for the
fantastic ride of improbability1 - The ExodusA
young Californian boy inadvertently stumbles on a
mob boss threatening a toy store owner. He and
his family decide to move to a farm in Iowa to
start a new life away from the mob.2 - Draft
Horses and HayGrandpa tells the story of how
different it is to make hay with a draft horse
and what happens when things go wrong.3 - Keeping
BeesThe trials of an outhouse are explored while
the boy determines his 4H farm project will be to
raise bees. In the process, he finds several
stinging adventures.4 - Summer Lightning
StormStorms in Iowa can be a serious event,
especially with baseball-sized hail and lightning
that hit a hen hours.5 - Brownies and HoneyIn the
1920s Grandpa grew hemp for making rope but in
the 1960s the hemp had some surprising effects on
the family.6 8211HaystackBefore bails, barns
were filled with loose hay but sometimes it came
with something more than alfalfa and clover.7-
The PlaygroundChildren in the 1960s
found surprisingly different ways to use
playground equipment which may be why some are no
longer found in school yards.8 -
Insect FriendsButterflies, Cicadas, bees, worms,
and ants are trying to tell the boy something and
it is up to him to figure out their message.9 -
Hawk Fishing Fishing is a great past-time until
your competition is a hawk.10- The Christmas
FawnA doe gives up her life so that her fawn
might be sent on a special mission to a
distraught daughter.Contains some descriptions
that may not be suitable for young readers
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