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Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa: School Days (Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa #3)
Cowgirl Kate
Paperback, 48 pages
Published
April 1st 2008
by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
(first published 2006)
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Reviewed by Jennifer Wardrip aka "The Genius" for Kids @ TeensReadToo.com
When the seasons change and fall comes around, it's time for Kate to go to school. Cocoa isn't too thrilled with the fact, as the four short, easy-to-read chapters of the book show.
In MARY'S LAMB, Cocoa is determined to follow Kate and her school bus all the way to school, until he realizes that the faster she gets there, the quicker she'll return back home.
With THE PORTRAIT, ...more
When the seasons change and fall comes around, it's time for Kate to go to school. Cocoa isn't too thrilled with the fact, as the four short, easy-to-read chapters of the book show.
In MARY'S LAMB, Cocoa is determined to follow Kate and her school bus all the way to school, until he realizes that the faster she gets there, the quicker she'll return back home.
With THE PORTRAIT, ...more
As my daughter learned to read, I found these books as some early readers. I liked how Cowgirl Kate and her horse Cocoa interact. Cocoa is like a big puppy, or maybe more like a toddler. He pouts, complains, insists on his own way, etc.
The language is 2nd reading level, so it is a good one to read to your 1st reading level children or to have your 2nd reading level children to read to you. I think that's what I like best about it. It is at a level that she can read on her own, and ye...more
The language is 2nd reading level, so it is a good one to read to your 1st reading level children or to have your 2nd reading level children to read to you. I think that's what I like best about it. It is at a level that she can read on her own, and ye...more
It is Fall and time for Kate to head back to school, but Cocoa isn't thrilled about that. He busts out of his fence the day that Kate goes to school and chases it all the way to school. Kate tells Cocoa that others are making fun of him, calling him Mary's Little Lamb from the nursery rhyme. That's enough to make him run home! In this 4 short chapter book, we find Cocoa getting jealous of Kate's new friend and also Cocoa helping Kate out with a report!
Cowgirl Kate and her horse (and best friend), Cocoa, face the tribulations of separation, school assignments, and (gasp!) a new friend in this third outing of the early reader series. The very personified Cocoa (he gets jealous and likes to play tag) and his sometimes exasperated caretaker will entertain early chapter book readers with their antics and short dialogue. Betsy Lewin's ink and watercolor illustrations give the book an old-fashioned, timeless feel.
Book #3 in the series. More charming fun, more western action, and more life lessons learned the cowgirl way.
It's fall for Cowgirl Kate and her horse Cocoa which means that Kate is off to school. Cocoa doesn't deal well with the changes school brings - Kate being gone during the day, making a new friend, and having homework - but soon he adjusts. Betsy Lewin in her watercolor illustrations gets the opportunity to give Kate some different clothes for the first time although the snazzy red cowboy boots from previous series entries still make an appearance. With each entry it becomes clearer that Cocoa ...more
Another of the great Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa, (her talking horse), books.
I liked the horse Cocoa and the story.
Laugh out loud funny! Sort, basic text to encourage readers as they move into early chapter books.
Good, but not as good as the first book.
Boy, did Kinley like this book.
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