Minnie and Moo Go Dancing
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Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 1998 · Est. 9 min read-aloud

Minnie and Moo Go Dancing

Written by Denys Cazet

Part of the Minnie and Moo series

Cows in disguise face a meaty dilemma at a dance party.

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48 pages· 1,133 words· Est. 9 min read-aloud· 390L
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Minnie and Moo, two adventurous cows, don frilly dresses and makeup, sneaking into a dance party at the farmer's house. Mistaken for the farmer's twin sisters, they revel in the fun until hamburgers are served. Realizing their own connection to beef, panic ensues. Will they escape before becoming the next meal? Join their hilarious and unexpected adventure as they navigate mistaken identities and the perils of being a cow at a barbecue.

From the publisher

Once again, Moo is thinking: “I wish for a nice pair of thumbs.” This simple yet far-fetched longing leads the two bovine friends amusingly to the magic of frilly dresses, hair color, eye shadow-and dancing. At the farmer’s house they, in their party togs, are mistaken for Opal and Ruby, the farmer’s twin sisters from California. “You gals sure know how to hoof it!” says one of their human dance partners. But when hamburgers are served, Moo and Minnie are struck suddenly by their own connection to beef. “We could be next on the grill, “ says Minnie. “Run for it!.”

At a glance
Format
Hardcover
Pages
48
Words
1,133
Reading age
4–8
Audience
Picture
Lexile
390L
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
~2.7
F&P level
~K
Publication
Published
September 7, 1998
First published
January 1, 1998
Publisher
DK CHILDREN
Edition
Language
English
Type
Picture Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780789425157

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