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Why do farmers farm?...always the answer is: "Love. They must do it for love." Wendell Berry Teaching your child to color is good, but teaching him to color something valuable is even better. Farm animals generally have two things in common: they are weak, but they are very beneficial. By the word weak, I mean that they need to be looked after every day, to feed them, to protect them, to care for them, to give them affection. And all of this requires being passionate, gentle and patient. And by beneficial, I mean that each of its animals brings us at least a nutritional, ecological or financial benefit. So teach our children to feel the innocence of these animals and feel also the urge to feed them, hug them, learn what they like and what disturbs them. This coloring book contains nearly twenty farm and country animals with high quality designs. You'll find: The collie dog with beautiful cows outdoors The pretty mother turkey with these little ones The master who trains his elegant horse Chickens and chicks feeding on the farm floor The rooster that crows to wake everyone up The gazelle mother with her babies hidden under grass and trees. You will find also dogs and puppies, geese and goslings, rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, sheep, lambs, foals, goats, fawns, cats and ducks.