“There’s no place like home for the holidays, in Chaconas’s humorous tale, especially when home is a tiny abode crammed to the rafters with favorite relatives. Such is the merry mayhem for a boisterous bovine clan who gathers to sing, do the Cowpoke Polka and decorate. But when happy hoofer Moosha’s hooves crash through the floor, she’s rooted in the spot meant for the Christmas tree. Kids can guess what happens next—as Aunt Moosha launches a new family tradition. Bold pastels of dapper, dancing cows add celebratory zing.”--Publishers Weekly

“This rhyming story of what happens when too many cows come home—not to a barn, but to a real house––is a nifty twist on holiday books. Using pastel chalk, Chapman gives barnyard bovines a homey, humorous look, decking them out in overalls, jumpers, and, for one baby calf, jammies....Giddy, goofy fun.”--Booklist