| Denys Cazet talks about Minnie and Moo and more... | |
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MINNIE AND MOO MEET FRANKENSWINE A thunderstorm is raging. There's a MONSTER in the barn and the pig is missing. The animals are frantic. It's up to Minie and Moo to solve the mystery. Can they do it? |
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MINNIE AND MOO: WILL YOU BE MY VALENTINE?
Move over Cupid, Minnie and Moo are determined to spread love everywhere and deliver "love poems for the needy" on Valentine's Day. |
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MINNIE AND MOO
GO TO THE MOON
Minnie and Moo are cows, best friends, and the drollest duo to come along since Frog and Toad. "We could do that," says Moo to Minnie, as they watch the farmer quit work and hang his hat on a nail. "Do what?" Minnie asks. "Drive that tractor," says Moo, ever the dreamer. "I have been thinking. What does the farmer have that we do not?" "Hands and feet," says Minnie, ever practical. "No," says Moo. "Boots and a hat." And buoyed by that undeniable logic, the two set off on a drive that they believe takes them to the moon. Other farm animals are involved—all with hilarious consequences. |
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MINNIE AND MOO
GO DANCING
One again, Moo is thing: "I wish for a nice pair of thumbs." This simply yet far-fetched longing leads the two bovine friends amusingly to the magic of frilly dresses, hair color, eye shadow—and dancing. At the farmer’s house they, in their party togs, are mistaken for Opal and Ruby, the farmer’s twin sisters from California. "You gals sure know how to hoof it!" says one of their human dance partners. But when hamburgers are served, Moo and Minnie are struck suddenly by their own connection to beef. "We could be next on the grill,," says Minnie. "Run for it!" |
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MINNIE AND MOO
AND THE THANKSGIVING TREE
It's Thanksgiving and Zeke and Zack, a couple of scared turkeys, fear they will the dinner. Minnie and Moo vow to protect them and hide them in the oak tree. Before long, the rest of the farm animals fear they too could be dinner and thirty-six of them end up in the tree. When the farmer and his wife enjoy their tofu Thankgiving under the tree, "stuff" begins to drop and they believe it to be the Thanksgiving Tree. |
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MINNIE AND MOO
AND THE MUSK OF ZORRO
Minnie (Dolores del Zorro del Minnie) and Moo (Juanita del Zorro del Moo) become swashbuckling heroes. Can they free the chickens from the oppression of the roosters? Can they free the farmer's long underwear from the clothesline? |
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Celebrates the
first day of kindergarten.
Spanish phrases throughout the book. |