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Product Description Follows three families as they raise their animals for showing at the annual livestock show From School Library Journal Grade 46. A serviceable introduction to a venue well known only in stock breeding and 4H circles, and to those few fairgoers who stray off the midway and into the barns and arenas where livestock is shown. Greenlaws photoessay follows three young people?two 4Hers and a Future Farmer of America?as they go about their business caring for, training, and showing their chosen animals. The conversational text and bright, fullcolor photos depict the commitment of time, labor, and money invested in these efforts by the youngsters and their families as they execute daily chores and travel to shows and fairs to exhibit. The author explains some of the methods used in training and judging, and the ultimate goal of all these exertions?improvement of the selected breed. Missing is a sense of the sincere dedication these young people exhibit when discussing their endeavors, and the pride and joy they take in their animals. Still and all, a Kuraltian slice of Americana for the uninitiated.?Patricia Manning, formerly at Eastchester Public Library, NYCopyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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The stock show was entertaining, but I was let down by the food choices available. They could definitely improve the variety. However, watching the events was thrilling!
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Sofia Kim
An Educational Experience
Really enjoyed the stock show! It was not only fun but also educational. My kids learned a lot about farming and livestock. Perfect for school trips too!
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Aisha Patel
Children Loved the Animals!
Took my nieces to the stock show and they absolutely loved petting the animals! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Great family day out!
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Emily Carter
A Fun Experience for Everyone
I took my kids to the stock show and they had a blast! The atmosphere was so lively, and the variety of animals was impressive. We loved the educational booths too. Definitely worth the trip!
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James Rodriguez
Great Event, Minor Organization Issues
The stock show was a lot of fun, but the layout was a bit confusing. Some signage could have been better. Still enjoyed seeing all the livestock and the competitions though!
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