The Noisy Noisy Farm

The Noisy Noisy Farm by Stephanie Stansbie, published by Little Tiger Press in 2011, is a delightful exploration of farm life through the sounds of various animals. This edition, written in English and spanning 21 pages, invites young readers to join the farm animals as they search for Cockerel, who has not yet announced the start of their day. The engaging narrative encourages interaction as children mimic the sounds of the animals, enhancing their understanding of farm sounds and lifestyles.
In this charming story, readers will discover how each animal contributes to the morning routine on the farm, from the cat’s miaow to the cow’s moo. The book combines elements of juvenile nonfiction and fiction, making it an engaging activity for children while introducing them to concepts related to animals and their sounds. As the animals call out to Cockerel, the anticipation builds, leading to a surprising conclusion that adds an element of fun to the reading experience.
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Wherever can Cockerel be? None of the animals have heard his cock-a-doodle-doo, and they’ve slept late. Now they’re all in a flap! One by one they call to him. Miaow! Quack! Baaaa! Moo! ‘Sun’s up, Cockerel. Where’s your doodle-doo?’ But when they find Cockerel, they have a big surprise.
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