Click, Clack

Doreen Cronin

When Farmer Brown's cows discover a dusty typewriter in the barn, they decide to put it to good use, typing out demands for electric blankets. Farmer Brown, bewildered by this turn of events, refuses their request, leading the cows to go on strike, withholding their milk. What follows is a humorous and escalating negotiation between farmer and livestock, exploring themes of communication, compromise, and the unexpected consequences of innovation. This delightful tale, told with Doreen Cronin's signature wit, is a charming introduction to the power of a well-placed note.

Doreen Cronin, Betsy Lewin

Farmer Brown is off on vacation, leaving his brother Bob in charge of the farm and its quirky inhabitants. Tasked with following Farmer Brown's precise instructions, Bob finds himself navigating a series of increasingly absurd requests, from ordering anchovy pizza for the hens to letting the cows pick a movie. As Bob diligently carries out each directive, he begins to suspect that the farm animals, particularly the mischievous duck, are up to something far more entertaining than he could have imagined. This hilarious tale, a delightful follow-up to 'Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type,' explores the chaos and comedy that ensues when farm animals get a taste of human indulgence.