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3 comments about Life on a Horse Farm (Life on a Farm).

1. Kids who have never been near a horse will find this book of great interest. The photos and story go well together, as Sarah Mills (the girl who lives on the horse farm) tells about her life on the horse farm. These horses are bred for racing - lots of new material here. Any child will love it. (Adults too!)



2. LIFE ON A HORSE FARM is one of the most illustrative and interesting books on the market for young children. It features a family who takes care of and trains horses for the race track. Some interesting highlights of this book are
   1. An illustrative look at the parts of the horse
   2. A step by step look at the birth of a foal
   3. Communication between horses
   4. Health concerns when dealing with horses
   5. Chores to be done in the barn
   6. Special training for racehorses headed to the track

   7. Fun facts about horses
   8. Websites that will allow readers to learn more about horses
   9. A glossary with unfamiliar horse terms defined
   AND MUCH MORE!

   I definetly reccomend this book. It is the best, most informative horse farm book on the market. Also be sure to check out other "Life on the Farm" books by Judy Wolfman.




3. A truly wonderful gift for any child interested in animals and how they live! I gave it to my grandchildren and only wish I would have had something similar for my children!

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No comments about Life on an Apple Orchard (Life on a Farm).

1 comments about Life on a Chicken Farm (Life on a Farm).

1. Comprehensive look at one farm family in Pennsylvania that raises half a million chickens a year for Tyson. Life on a chicken farm shows one eight week cycle from when the chicks arrive to when they go for processing. The text is clear, well researched, and ordered. The photographs are excellent and shows a family that enjoys working together; the sons and the daughters all pitch in. There is a glossary, extensive index, and list of resources as well as a page of fun facts about chicken. Karen Woodworth Roman, Children's Science Book Review

1 comments about Life on a Crop Farm (Life on a Farm).

1. Focuses on a family farm that includes a farm stand business. The children are shown picking crops and selling produce. Important concepts such as crop rotation and photosynthesis are introduced. There is a glossary, extensive index, and list of resources as well as a page of fun facts about crops. Karen Woodworth Roman, Children's Science Book Review

1 comments about Life on a Goat Farm (Life on a Farm).

1. LIFE ON A GOAT FARM provides children of all ages with an in depth look at all aspects of goat farm life. The pictures, captions, and progressive story line are very interesting and entertaining. Kids are gaurenteed to love it!

4 comments about Life on a Pig Farm (Carolrhoda Photo Books).

1. I was born and raised in a rural area but my grandchildren live in a suburban area. I was glad to find a book which gives them such a good explanation of how pigs are raised, and how time-consuming the work is.



2. I bought this for my grandchildren and read it for myself! It is well written and tells a story a child can understand. It answers all the questions that young children tend to ask about pigs, living on a farm, etc. Love it and can hardly wait to give it to my grandaughters!



3. LIFE ON A PIG FARM is an illustrative and informative children's book that is easy to understand and very entertaining. It features a family and daily duties they have to perform in order to get ready for the annual fair. Some highlights of this book are:
   1. A step by step look at raising a litter of piglets
   2. Chores to be done on the pig farm
   3. A section on going to the fair
   4. An fun facts section
   5. A list of books and websites kids can go to in order to learn more
   6. An informative glossary with special "pig terms" that are clearly defined

   This book provides youngsters of all ages with a wonderful peak at the many aspects of life on a pig farm. The wonderful pictures are both fun and informative. Be sure to check out other "Life on a Farm" books by Judy Wolfman.




4. This is the first in a wonderful series of books by Judy Wolfman and David Lorenz Winston, giving an educational and entertaining documentation of farm life. Perfect for the elementary school child. The descriptions are accurate, scientific and mature, but in clear language that children can readily understand. The photos tie in perfectly with the text, and together present the full story of the life cycle of the animal, and show the love and care given by the children who live on the farm. My seven year old grandson thoroughly enjoys these books, and has taken them to school to share with his teacher and classmates.

No comments about Life on a Sheep Farm (Life on a Farm).

1 comments about Life on a Dairy Farm (Life on a Farm).

1. Follows the Hershey family as they operate their 700 cow dairy farm. Discusses birth to maturity and shows in great detail how cows are milked on a modern farm. The story is told from the point of view of the young teenage son, who avoids such terms as artificial insemination. The photos show a modern, prosperous farm and a happy, hard working family. There is a glossary, extensive index, and list of resources as well as a page of fun facts about cows. Karen Woodworth Roman, Children's Science Book Review