Cushie Butterfield (she's a little cow)
By Colin McNaughton
Cushie’s colourful illness baffles everyone—until a mysterious clue appears beneath her bed.
funny · colourful · playful · mischievous
Genres
What is Cushie Butterfield (she's a little cow) about?
Cushie Butterfield says she is far too poorly to go to school. Her friends and family take one look at her and are amazed: her face is covered in red spots, green and yellow checks, and blue triangles! What mysterious illness could have made her look so strange? As everyone tries to work out what is wrong, a colourful clue appears under her bed. This funny, lively picture book celebrates imagination, mischief and the joy of playing make-believe.
About the author
Colin McNaughton is a much-loved British author and illustrator of funny children's books. He is best known for his hilarious 'Preston Pig' stories, where Preston always finds clever ways to escape Mr Wolf. Colin's lively pictures and playful tales have made reading lots of fun for children all around the world.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2004
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