A Symphony of Cowbells

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Petra just loves spring in Gimmelwald. Each season she and her family lead their prize dairy cows into the pastures to graze and each cow wears her own jingling, jangling, clanging bell. What a symphony! But when Petra's favorite cow, Elfi, loses her bell the whole herd is out of harmony and refuses to move. Will Petra be able to find Elfi's bell before it's too late? With charming illustrations, this whimsical story is sure to delight children and adults alike.

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Interest Level Kindergarten - Grade 3
Reading Level Grade 2
Copyright 2017
BISACS JUV019000, JUV025000, JUV002310
Genre Fiction, Picture Books
Publisher Cherry Lake Publishing
Language English
Number of Pages 32
Lexile 590
ISBN 9781585369683
Title Format Hardcover
Release Date 2017-03-15
Author Heather Preusser
Illustrator Eileen Ryan Ewen
Features Author/Illustrator biography
Dewey E
Graphics Full-color illustrations
Dimensions 10 x 10
Guided Reading Level L
 

Author: Heather Preusser

Heather Preusser is originally from Portland, Maine, far, far away from Gimmelwald, Switzerland. Her sister-in-law’s adventures on a Swiss dairy farm inspired Elfi’s story. Heather Preusser earned a BA in English and art history from Williams College, an MA in education from the University of Colorado, and an MFA in creative writing from the University of Southern Maine. She is currently working on several picture books and novels for young readers. When not writing, Heather teaches high school English, bikes the European countryside, and attempts to learn ridiculously long German words. She and her husband reside in Colorado.

This is her debut picture book.

Illustrator: Eileen Ryan Ewen

Illustrator Eileen Ryan Ewen was born into a family of artists who fostered her love of story- telling through pictures. She earned a BFA in Painting from Miami University (Ohio) and an MFA in Creative writing from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. She is also the illustrator of Miss Colfax’s Light (SBP, releasing March 2016). She lives in St. Louis with her family.