The Day the Calf Ate the Chocolate Cake

The Day the Calf Ate the Chocolate CakeAuthor: Rachel Campbell Deddens ISBN: 9781630476076 Publisher: Morgan James Publishing Year first published: 28 Jan 2016 Pages: 28 Format: Paperback softback The Day the Calf Ate the Chocolate Cake follows the adventure of a young girl on the family farm. It takes place in the past, when life was simple and people lived on small farms that were part of a smaller community. It is a story with some words no longer or rarely part of today's vocabulary,

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