Bøker av Culbreth

Holy cow, this farm has no dung! How do they grow stuff without bovine buddies pooping fifteen times a day?Kelly can't wait to visit her potato-farming relatives in Idaho. And with her faithful dog Willow by her side, she's excited to discover the differences with her other family's farm in Illinois. But when she gets to Idaho, she's shocked to find out they're successfully raising crops with no moo-ers and shakers to create compost!Without any cowpies, how do they grow those taters so big?Packed with farming facts, funny illustrations, and sidesplitting antics, kids will love this story about why this nutrient-full manure is crucial to supplying America's essential foods. With a trip to the local dairy producer and learning about how natural fertilizer is collected and distributed, your children will become true excrement experts!Poop On The Potato Farm is a gorgeously illustrated children's picture book. If you or your children like zany stories, amazing real-life facts, and games to play along the way, then you'll adore Kelly Lee Culbreth's semi-truck full of fun.Buy Poop On The Potato Farm to feed the spuds today!"This is a great book for youngins and adults alike! My family and I have laughed and thoroughly enjoyed sharing it. Oh, to be back on the radio, this for sure would have been at least a week of bits! Kelly Lee and her Stinky Books have stolen the show once again!"~ Carl P. Mayfield, Radio Personality - ACM, CMA & Billboard Magazine Award Winner & Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame InducteeREVIEWS:5 STARS: Fun and educational for all ages."Kelly's 'poop' books are adorable! They're fun, funny, informative, and entertaining for everyone. I learned some interesting facts while I laughed. These will definitely be my go-to gifts for birthdays and holidays!"5 STARS: Poop is always a fun topic for kids!"As a veteran educator, this type of book is just what kids want... fun AND informative! Everybody needs one!"FROM THE AUTHOR:Most American farms are family owned and operated. As I watch my family grow, I have come to realize that farming isn't just a career. It is a lifestyle and a passion that spans generations.I want to thank my niece and her beautiful family in Idaho for allowing me to feature them in this book. Our many visits over the years gave me plenty of inspiration for this story. And true to real life, my book ends with a big family dinner, game night, and live music. After all, a trip to the farm isn't complete without some quality family time!Don't just be a Dreamer... be a Doer!~ Kelly Lee Culbreth