Oh my goodness! What a precious little cow! My middle son absolutely adores cows and we enjoyed this book very much..

Not only does this little book have bright and colorful llustrations; it is also easy to read with its short, repetitive and rhyming sentences/words.

Finding my moo has a positive message for young readers. It tells us that we all have different talents and abilities. And it also tells us that it is OKAY. We are all special and contribute in our own ways.

As always, thank you to the publisher and netgalley for providing a copy in exchange for an honest review.

Adorable book for a child to learn animals and the sounds they make and you can try it too. Encourages kids to interact with the story.

Okay, well first off – this little baby cow on the cover stole my heart with his Eeyore-like pitifulness. Second: Any book that starts off with a well played rhyme on the cover has me sold. I don’t know what it is, but the kids go wild over anything that rhymes. In this precious little tale, baby cow goes on an adventures and meets a lot of new animals on his journey. Baby Cow is devastated, though, when he realizes all of these other little animals have figured out their special skill – their “thing” – and he has no idea what his is supposed to be. In the end, Baby Cow masters the art of his unique skill – his moo – with the help of a wise friend who helps him realize how wonderfully made, unique, and special he is. This one is precious!

The drawing is very pretty and reminds me of the books I used to read in kindergarten. I wish the cow would talk to fewer animals or just farm animals, but the cow was really adorable when asking for sounds. Kindergarteners will enjoy this easy read and reading with animal sounds makes reading even more enjoyable. As the cow would say: We are unique.

This is a simple call and response book from a cow to other animals. This would be lots of fun at story time or with a big group of kids

I loved this sweet picture book about coo trying to find who he is. Parents and kids a like with like this one and the sweet message told from the point of view of a sweet calf.

Cute young children's book for learning the different animal sounds. Very cute illustrations. Children learning the different animal sounds will love this book.

Cute book to introduce animals and the sounds they make.

I wish there was a way to incorporate the sounds the animals make within the book. That would make it more fun!

**read with my service dog for brain exercise


The arc file was horrible the words were on page breaks there wasn’t a way to read the book, so it was more a picture book for us to look at.

The illustrations in this book are too cute! That little cow, I just want to squish it's face and tell it how precious it is.

This book reminds me of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you see? and I think that kids will love this book as much as they love Brown Bear.

I love the repetitive text and the opportunity for children to join in and make the animal sounds. A great book for story time at home, the library, or a daycare/kindergarten setting.

Who doesn’t love cows? Great book for young children to help learn about animals and the noises they make. The artwork is as adorable as the book. Would make a great baby shower gift.

Great book for young children to help learn about animals and the noises they make. Adults can have fun making voices and noises with the child. The artwork is as adorable as the book

Cute kids book. It would be a good bedtime read. Don't know why I have to write 100 characters about a 5 page book!

This sweet rhyming children's book is about animals and what noises they make. At the end of the story the little cow finds out that the noise cows make is moo. With the repetitive rhyming text and detailed pictures, young children will begin to see what reading is all about when they share this book with the adults in their lives. I recommend this book to parents of children in the age 2-5 range.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book!

I wanna thank Book Review Buzz and Net Galley for letting me know about this book. I decided to buy it using my Kindle Unlimited membership.

I also wanna start off this review in the same way I start off all my other book reviews - by saying that it'll start off with the full 5 stars and I'm hopeful that it'll end with them all firmly in place too.

Let's get started shall we?

It's a gorgeously cute front cover and my heart is breaking for the poor cow sat in the puddle.

Ooooh! I've never had that on my first generation Kindle before! I'm seeing images instead of the just plain text that I get... I dunno how the publisher sorted that out, but it's the sign of a good book to be able to produce a book with images on my Kindle!

I'm loving all the repitition and the opportunity to invite the youngster to make the noises of the animals too. The words used to describe each noise might be a touch advanced for such a young audience, but they might learn how to recognise the words and associate it with the noise they produce.

Just finished reading and it's a wonderful book that is right up the street of such young listeners... it's a great introduction to books that involve them that I reckon should be available to every youngster!

I loved the vibrant illustrations in this book. This book follows an adorable cow asking other animals what sounds they make. I can easily see a toddler trying to predict and mimic the sounds of the animals or a baby clapping along with this book. This is a great book. I'd highly recommend this book at an early age. This would make an enjoyable audiobook, it's so catchy.

Thank you, NetGalley and Book Buzz, for a digital ARC for an honest review.

Marie Zhang’s Finding My Moo: What Can I Do? is a great and cute picture book for very young readers. Rio Haretian’s accompanying gentle and colourful illustrations are just adorable.

A sweet baby cow sets off an adventure where he encounters many different animals who can make their own special sounds. Everyone has found their unique ability except him. However, with the help of his loving mommy, the little cow soon learns that he has his own special sound to be proud of!

This simple and easy-to-read book is cute and sweet! It will be a lovely treat to read out loud with young readers who can make the various animal noises as they follow along. This book also introduces young readers to animals like bears, owls, and goats in their natural habitats like caves, trees, and farms. It also teaches kids to associate the animals’ unique sounds with them.

I enjoyed the book’s timeless and important messages about differences, understanding others’ talents, and appreciating your individuality. This book gently teaches kids to value their uniqueness and special skills while also being able to appreciate and value others.

The baby cow’s exciting adventure is easy-to-follow. Zhang’s writing is nicely simple, approachable, and very kid-friendly. The super short sentences are filled with rhymes and a lot of repetition which give the book a great rhythm and makes it fun to read out loud.

Haretian’s bright and colourful full-page illustrations are so cute! Baby cow is especially adorable and I love his happy mommy! I love the detailing of the various animals in their environment. I really like the eyecatching change in fonts to reinforce the animals’ sounds.



🐮🐮🐮🐮 out of 5 cows!

Find My Moo: What Can I Do? You and your little reader can learn about YOU!!
Love this book for a baby gift, for a first reader, for a parent or grandparent to read to their child. Not only do-little ones learn about animals and the sounds that that make, but they can also learn about themselves. I would ask my little reader What Can You Do? What Makes You, You?

What a great little book with, adventurous illustrations (we loved the wolf!!) and a fun learning experience.


Grateful to have received a digital copy of this book from NetGalley & Bookbuzz.net.

It was just a classic children's book about animals and the sounds they make, not much to say, it was cute and had nice illustrations, nothing groundbreaking but nothing wrong with it either, a bit repetitive though

A cute little book for little ones. I would estimate the age range for this book is 1 to 3 years old. The writing is simple with repetitive phrases and the illustrations of the animals are cute.

It is hard to realize the cow is on a journey to find it's moo, rather than just talking to random animals. Regardless, it would be a quick two minute bedtime story for a toddler. They would love the voice embellishments the reader could add to enhance the experience.

Thank you to Books to Hook Publishing for providing an advanced copy for my honest review.