This is a great book about being different and fitting in. Clancy belongs to a herd of Belted Galloways, but he doesn't have a belt - he is totally black. The other cows are mean to him. What good is a Belted Galloway without a belt?
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This is a great book about being different and fitting in. Clancy belongs to a herd of Belted Galloways, but he doesn't have a belt - he is totally black. The other cows are mean to him. What good is a Belted Galloway without a belt?
Being black all over can be useful though, especially on moonless nights when the big, bossy Herefords in the paddock next door are guarding their lush grass ...
The publishers say "Lachie Hume wrote and illustrated this story for a Year Seven project when he was twelve years old. His teacher gave him nine out of ten. We think perhaps she took a mark off because Lachie called Clancy a cow instead of a steer. We decided it would spoil the story to fix the mistake, and anyway, we loved it just the way it was!"
Clancy the Courageous Cow won the Speech Pathology Australia's Best Book for Language Development: Young Children award in 2007. It is also on the Years K-2 booklist of the Premier's Reading Challenge.
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