Two cow friends, Minnie and Moo, are the central characters. Moo is a thinker and leads them in wacky adventures. Reading levels are not marked on many of the books. Most of the sentences are more than a few words, and a few of the words are not easy to sound out. The dialogue is hilarious. The stories are intelligent, and the language flows well enough that it is not obvious they are beginning readers. There are great details which make them some of the most fun readers. Minnie and Moo decide to drive the farmer's tractor and end up driving it to the moon (or so they think). related-cows, farm life, friendship, humorous stories Minnie and Moo Save the Earth - DK Publishing, Inc: NY, 1999. Moo sees three "comets" land by the tree on the hill while Minnie concentrates on their snack and soak in the hot tub. They are attacked by small flying aliens who steal their snack. related-cows, animals, extraterrestrial life Minnie and Moo Meet Frankenswine - HarperCollins Publishers: NY, 2001. It's a sleepless night in the barnyard because of the thunderstorm. The rooster has seen a monster, Olga the pig is missing, and the barn is glowing. Minnie and Moo stay calm and solve the mystery. related-animals, thunderstorms, cows, humorous stories Minnie and Moo and the Musk of Zorro - DK Publishing, Inc: NY, 2002. Minnie and Moo want to be more than the cows that they are after learning of Zorro. They dress up and try to become heroes. The story is quite funny with great pictures, too.
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