Stories from Farmer Ready's

By Brad Chenous and S.E. Amorose

Come take a walk down the country lane to Farmer Readys. There you will meet Charley Cow and Kasey Cow along with their friends. Join them in their fun adventures. Along the way they learn valuable lessons. Who knew a farm could be this fun!

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Apr 18, 2011
• ISBN: 9781463400002

Brad Chenous

Brad Chenous grew up in the small, rural community of Argyle in southwest Wisconsin. He graduated from UW-Platteville. His strong family roots in farming and interest in the development of children’s reading skills inspired him to write.

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Table of Contents

Author’s Dedication

Illustrator’s Dedication

The Barnyard Fence

The Chase

Author’s Dedication

In loving memory of my late grandparents Helen and Orville Chenous who always believed in me and my abilities and taught me hard work pays off.

To my high school English teacher Mr. duVair who told me I had the ability to write a book if only I put my mind to it. Thank you so much for always believing in me.

To my good buddy Martin Bredeson who taught me the value of patience and understanding.

Finally, this book is dedicated to all the fans of the characters at Farmer Ready’s. Without you there would be no need to write this story or others. From Chris Cricket, Tony Mouse, Peter Pheasant, Charley Cow, Kasey Cow, Dillon Dog, Rod Rabbit and Farmer Ready…Thank You!

Illustrator’s Dedication

To You!

The Barnyard Fence

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It was a warm and sunny day. At the end of the country lane was Farmer Ready’s. Everything was quiet on the farm. All, that is, except the barnyard.

Out in the barnyard were two cows. One cow was white with brown spots. The other cow was white with black spots. They were laughing at what Chris Cricket had just told them.

I’m telling you that you can go past this barnyard fence, said Chris Cricket as he sat on the top rail of the fence. Still the cows laughed. They were laughing so hard, they didn’t see Peter Pheasant fly in.

What’s going on? I can hear you on the other side of the Oak Grove, asked Peter Pheasant.

Moo ho ho, laughed the white cow with brown spots.

I can’t make out what you’re saying Charley Cow, said Peter Pheasant. You are laughing too hard.

I was just telling them they could go past this fence if they wanted to, replied Chris Cricket.

"What would they want to