The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down

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Summary: The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down
Review: I like this book because it's so funny. Cows don't fly
and Gertrude did fly. She didn't want to come
down. Miss Rosemary tried many ways and times to get Gertrude down. She got Gertrude to come down by making a cow and fooling Gertrude into thinking that she had another cow. She made Gertrude jealous. I would read this story again.

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Summary: The Cow Who Wouldn't Cpme Down
Review: I really like this book because it has exciting pictures to show you what is going on in the story. It was funny when Miss Rosemary said, "It's a known fact that cows can't fly." But her cow Gertrude showed Miss Rosemary that she can fly.

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Summary: The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down
Review: I recommend that you read this book because how the author can tell you how they think and how you have to think what Miss Rosemary will do next.Plus itis funny to watch her mess up.

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Summary: The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down
Review: I recommend you read this book because it has onomatpoeia. It is a funny book and it has great parts. I think it was enjoying and exciting. It was a terrific book. The book was about a cow who could fly. The name of the book is The Cow Who Wouldn't Come Down. It is a wonderful book. That's why I like the book. The book is a great book. I also like the pictures.

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Summary: What a great book!
Review: My daughter loved it, I loved it ... and I have a hunch you probably will too. I picked this up on a whim, and was very pleasantly surprised. Great illustrations, a story line with some meat to it, and some fun and wit thrown in too. What more can you ask? As a side note, I wasn't surprised to learn that the illustrator is from "coal country" because, frankly, Miss Rosemary reminds me an awful lot of my grandmother. Great fun!

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Review: This book is one of a series by author/illustrator Paul Brett Johnson featuring Gertrude the Cow, Magnolia the Goose, George the Pig, Dottie Sue the Chicken and Miss Rosemary. My four year-old and I heartily recommend this one, along with THE GOOSE WHO WENT OFF IN A HUFF and THE PIG WHO RAN A RED LIGHT. My son identifies with Gertrude (who has an independent streak and is far too smart for her own good). I identify with the exasperated but resourceful Miss Rosemary. We love the expressive illustrations, the rural accent and the hilarious situations these characters get themselves in and out of.