Move Over Miss Clover

About the Book

A large brown cow riding on a school bus? That’s just goofy. Move Over Miss Clover tells of an overzealous brown cow sitting with school children on a bus. The presence of the cow makes for a fun ride to school. The students name the cow Clover. Worries the new passenger would scare the students were for naught. The bus driver’s worries turn to fun as the children laugh and sing a song especially for Clover. Instead of talking on the bus ride, they join in song and laughter. Young people are attracted to animals - large brown cows, included. The catchy, short song included in the storyline will resonate for young readers long after the book is closed. Chances are most cows they see after this read will remind them of Clover. It is fun to talk to an animal and have that animal respond. Try it sometime.

About the Author

Author Bio JoAnn Morris Matthews was born in Fort Worth, Texas. The author lives in San Antonio, TX, having spent 17 years in Granbury, TX. JoAnn is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators (SCBWI) and attended the Institute of Children's Literature. Academic majors are journalism and literature. Avid reading of many genres is a relaxing comfort zone for her. Creating a final manuscript brings dreams to the surface. A writing enthusiast since age 8, she has enjoyed publication in periodicals, magazines, and newspapers. Nostalgic stories, children's and YA novels are favorite writing genres. Fun, creative reading and writing for Levels 1-6 and camp design are specialties when grandchildren attend Camp Mimi in her home. Time spent with youth is core quality. Kids thrive on some "silly" in their lives. Serious adults need to add some fun "silly" to their existence. Website: http://www.joannmatthews.com