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MOO THOUSAND AND PUN is a children’s picture book that tells the true made up story of a cow who goes on a spacewalk…and gets lost. Readers are introduced to Shakes, who is a cow like no udder, and follow her journey through the stars. Told in rhyming couplet, we see how Shakes trains for…
Shakes the Cow is back home from her spacewalk taken in MOO THOUSAND AND PUN. Now, in this new storybook for young children, she is on a vacation exploring the jungle along with her closest friend, Percie the Penguin. Shakes and Percie find and explore some ancient ruins, and inside…they find an even bigger surprise!
Shakes The Cow is back on a brand new adventure! Having been in space, and explored the jungle, Shakes is taking on a new challenge. This time, she is traveling the world as a Formoola One race car driver! Along with her friend Percie as Chief Mechanic and Team Leader, Shakes battles her slippery snake…
Spicey the Moose Lamb is introduced in this picture book from Deans Family Productions, the creators of Shakes the Cow and Stanley the Bear From AUNT. This incredibly true made-up story is about a happy lamb, an unhappy moose, and what happened when they met.
Shakes the Cow takes a day off from her many adventures to rest and watch her favorite movies. However, just as she with her DVDs and popcorn, she falls asleep. As she sleeps, she dreams of being the heroine in all of her favorite films. Eventually, Shakes wakes up, inspired by the many heroines adventures…
In this new Shakes the Cow picture book adventure from Deans Family Productions/Crass Fed Kids, Shakes and Percie are taking a vacation in Canada! They are in Moontreal, Cownada visiting their family’s ancestral homes, tourist sites, and Shakes’ cousin Coco. When Coco tells Shakes and Percie her bakery staff is out sick, they step up…
Spicey the Moose Lamb’s cousin, Sprinkles, is introduced in this picture book from Deans Family Productions, the creators of Shakes the Cow and Stanley, The Bear From AUNT. Ice cream is often used to comfort a broken heart. But…can it bring two hearts together?
