Product Description

Cock-a-moo-moo? Cock-a-baa-baa? Poor Cockeral has forgotten how to crow - and all the animals are teasing him. But when the fox come sniffing around, Cockerel becomes a hero.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #131596 in Books
• Published on: 2002-03-08
• Format: Illustrated
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 32 pages

Daybreak, April 02
Poor Cockerel has forgotten how to crow - and all the animals are teasing him. But when the fox comes sniffing around, Cockerel becomes a hero...

Angels & Urchins Spring 02
... simple tale of a cockerel who forgets how to crow, although in the end, his unorthodox style saves the farmyard.

About the Author
Juliet Dallas-Conte is an author and illustrator who lives in London with her Chinese husband and three children. This is her first picture book. Alison Bartlett is the very popular illustrator of two highly successful picture books for Macmillan: Charlie's Checklist and Over in the Grasslands. Welcome to the World, her newest Macmillan picture book, will also be published in March 2002. Alison studied Illustration at Kingston University and now lives in Bristol. She has a three-year-old son, Joel, and loves swimming and cooking.

Customer Reviews

Charming and entertaining story for the youngest readers
My 15-month-old son has adopted this book as his absolute favourite. The story is so simple, but funny and touching too. It's a great way to introduce animals and their noises. The drawings are lovely - colourful and vivid.

Wonderful book
Cock-a-Moo-Moo is packed with beautiful illustrations which appeal to both adults and children alike. It has a simple yet effective storyline suitable for toddlers. My 18 month old son adores this book. It's also useful for reinforcing animal names and sounds.

Favourite book
Bought this book for use at school and the children love it. It is a SAT book for level 1 but my children just love to read it. They find it really funny.