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Life at Cross C Ranch used to be wonderful. But lately, there isn't a lot of happiness to be found. The cows fret and fuss about how they look: the color and style of their hair, their spots, and any other differences they notice. Day after day the cows complain--about everything. ""Why am I different?"" is on everyone's mind. That is until a new cow comes to visit...and teaches the herd to appreciate their differences. Read A Cow Tale: Why Am I Different? with your little ones to help them discover that God has made us all different and beautiful and that life is better when we celebrate our differences.

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In this young children's book, author Laurie Grosse tells the story of the unhappy cows at Cross C Ranch. The unhappy cows in A Cow Tale whine and complain about the differences that make them each unique from all other cows. Focused only on what makes them different - hair color, spots, etc. - the cows can't seem to enjoy the wonderful life they have been given. However, when Diana, a newborn calf, points out the beauty of all their unique features, their moods change drastically. Children will learn that just as God created each cow in a distinct and beautiful way, they too are fearfully and wonderfully made by the divine Creator. Matthew White AFA Journal, June 2019 A delightfully told tale about being uniquely special, 'A Cow Tale: Why Am I Different?' will charm your young children as they learn to be happy with who they are. Dr. Thomas MacMahon, Licensed Professional Counselor Most children go through a stage when they wonder why they are so different from everyone else. Some sadly never grow out of it. 'A Cow Tale: Why Am I Different?' read at an early stage of life, will help children realize that we are all different and that's okay. Rev. Jim Henderson, Sager Creek Community Church

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Laurie Grosse lives on a cattle ranch in Arkansas with her husband Charley. They have twelve grown children between them. Their grandchildren love their ""moo-moos."" They love country life and consider it a blessing and privilege to serve God in such a beautiful place.

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