Everywhere the Cow Says Moo
Reviews
"Ellen Slusky Weinstein has taken the traditional "animal sounds" book and turned it into a fun beginning reader-foreign language lesson by using repetitive, easy-to-read text. ... Kenneth Andersson's simple digital pictures not only illustrate the animals and symbols from each country, but are sure to delight young readers as well. ... [T]his funny, entertaining picture book is sure to educate and delight readers."
—Library Media Connection
"The spare and colorful cartoonlike pictures mix the look of folk art and digital precision. Bold primary colors and heavy black lines abound. A glossary includes proper and phonetic spellings. Overall, this is an interesting book that may appeal to children interested in different cultures.–Catherine Callegari, Gay-Kimball Library, Troy, NH"
—School Library Journal
Kirkus Reviews looks at Ellen Slusky Weinstein's Everwhere the Cow Says "Moo!" in its February 1, 2008 issue:
"Colorful, appealing illustrations and straightforward, clear text highlight differences and similarities in languages here as young children are introduced to onomatopoeic animal sounds in French, Spanish, Japanese and English. ... [A] solid choice for young children who are learning about animal sounds or being introduced to the multiplicity of languages for the first time."The April/May 2008 issue of Library Media Connection features a review of Ellen Slusky Weinstein's Everwhere the Cow Says "Moo!":
"Ellen Slusky Weinstein has taken the traditional "animal sounds" book and turned it into a fun beginning reader-foreign language lesson by using repetitive, easy-to-read text. ... Kenneth Andersson's simple digital pictures not only illustrate the animals and symbols from each country, but are sure to delight young readers as well. ... [T]his funny, entertaining picture book is sure to educate and delight readers."

