cowgirls

Cowgirl Kate and her horse Cocoa watch over the new calves, a puppy, and some baby barn owls.

Cowgirl Kate and her always-hungry horse Cocoa, count cows, share a story, and help each other fall asleep.

Explains and illustrates the equipment, work, and lifestyle of cowboys and cowgirls in the Old West.

Photographic history of the cowgirl, including real-life cattle queens, bandits, and ranchwomen of the Old West, the fearless bronc riders of the rodeo circuit, and the glamour girls of Hollywood westerns.

Rhyming text relates the adventures of two cows who long to be cowgirls as they head to the rodeo, participate in a hoedown, and experience other aspects of the "Buckamoo Girl" life.

Introduces a variety of famous cowgirls, featuring quotations, narratives, photographs, illustrations, and facts about such women as Georgie Sicking, Charley Parkhurst, Tillie Baldwin, and Tad Lucas.

Cocoa is being stubborn. He wants to get new cowboy boots instead of new horseshoes! Doesn't he know that horseshoes are lucky?.

Examines the lives of young women, most raised in the Wild West beginning in the mid-nineteenth century, who adopted the cowboy lifestyle, and includes photographs and first-person quotations.

From having to leave her cowgirl hat at home to being seated between the rambunctious "J-twins," a brand new day in a brand new class is not going Nellie Sue's way, especially with her best friend, Anna, being nice to new girl Maya.