Moo Moo Brown Cow is an entertaining tale about how milk is farmed in the country.
This is rated as a Level 3 book by Pratham, for children who are ready to read on their own, or for reading to children at storytime. This book may provide a great example for biology and cultural study and school exercises about farming.
Author: Jayashree Deshpande Illustrator: Srikrishna Kedilaya
Sample Text from Moo Moo Brown Cow, Have You Any Milk?
Raju lived in the city. But in the summer, when school was out, Raju headed straight for his Ajja’s house in the village.
Every summer, he learnt something new at Ajja’s house. This time, he was to learn that in the village, milk does not come out of plastic sachets!
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I like the part that grandma milk the cow and Raju learn where the milk comes from.
My daughter loves this book! This is great book for to read to kids so they know what the milk comes from cows. This is excellent book
woow my kids loves to read now
very good
good!