New Releases by Denys Cazet

It''s a perfect day for the First Annual Hoot, Holler, and Moo Talent Festival. The sun is shining in a warm autumn sky and the stage is set. Mr. and Mrs. Farmer are away on vacation, Minnie and Moo are dressed in their togas, Elvis has his bagpipe, the hyenas their jokes, the fox his magic tricks, the sheep a protest poem, and the cash box is stuffed with money from ticket sales. A perfect day. Wait a minute . . . Where is the cash box? Why are those coyotes on motorcycles? And who pushed those Porta Potties down the hill?

“Wake up!” says Rufus, a large and very hungry owl. “It’s time to catch the fearsome mouse. I’m in a mood for a bowl of mouse soup for breakfast.” Pip, who’s better at sleeping than swooping, leaps from the nest and lands right on top of that fearsome mouse whose name, he learns, is Theodore. Is it time for breakfast. . . . or friendship? Find out in this clever and classic picture book about two owls, a mouse, a banana, and an unlikely friendship.

While thinking about what they should do with their day, two turkeys lose their names and learn about swimming suits.

When Snail and Slug decide to have a picnic, a mean banana slug demands they fork over their lettuce, but the pair of new friends find the courage to stand up to the bully.

As Barney continues to recover from the chicken pox, Grandpa tells him the story of how Dr. Storkmeyer''s head was shrunk during a jungle expedition.

It''s the farmer''s birthday. Minnie is giving him her last cream puff. Moo has knitted him a special sweater—very special. So special that one sleeve is longer than the other, and the sweater can sneeze. Even Elvis the Rooster is— Wait a minute. Where is Elvis?

Trying to help Mr. Farmer with his finances, Minnie and Moo go to the bank to ask for money and are mistaken for the Bazooka sisters, dangerous outlaws.

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Stolen! Minnie''s jelly donut is gone! Moo is sure this is the work of a thief. It''s up to detective Moo and her faithful companion, Minnie, to stop the crime wave before the donut-napper strikes again! What thief stands a chance with these cunning cows on the case? Denys Cazet''s beloved Minnie and Moo are back and ready for action in their newest outrageous adventure!

Halloween is frighteningly funny when Minnie and Moo are on the loose! After Minnie has a nightmare (a giant mouse eats the last bit of chocolate!), she and Moo awaken to find their bed rolling down the hill into town. What better "costumes" than two cows in pajamas - so the daffy duo join in the festivities and manage to snare a few treats of their own in this hilarious holiday romp.

Elvis the rooster is being shown up by a flashy new peacock. Can he learn some new tricks--or maybe just learn to say "please"?

C-R-A-S-H!A spaceship falls at Minnie and Moo''s feet, and a potato-shaped alien named Spud climbs out of the wreckage. Spud is transporting Anti-Bump Cream, and if he doesn''t deliver it to outer space, the earth and all the other planets will bump each other to pieces! Only Minnie and Moo can help him now -- but can they build a new spaceship in time?Funny and fearless, best friends Minnie and Moo return in their eighth adventure ready to give their all to save our planet!

Minnie''s barnyard friends find a way to make her feel better when a bad dream upsets her and sends her bed rolling into town on Halloween night.

Love Struck It''s Valentine''s Day, and love is everywhere thanks to Minnie and Moo. Donning cupid costumes and bearing love poems, the intrepid duo sets out to share the joy of this special day with everyone.

Elvis the rooster thinks he has died when he fails to crow at the rising of the sun but the chickens find a way to restore his cluck.

During a thunderstorm, the farm animals are frightened out of the barn by a monster, and only cow friends Minnie and Moo are brave enough to investigate.

Two cow friends, Minnie and Moo, find a bus and try to drive to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower.

Patrick misses Grandpa, especially at Christmas, but his mother helps him remember happy times with Grandpa and to use what Grandpa taught him to make Christmas happy for himself and his friends.