Bat teaches Oscar the kitten to hear and identify the sounds around him, whether they are made by animals and birds or by a passing thunderstorm.

Farmer Jones's snores set off a series of hooting, oinking, neighing, and barking, until the rooster's cock-a-doodle-doo wakes him up.

Rhyming text divulges the many sounds heard on a farm, from a rooster's morning crow to an owl's goodnight call.

Rhyming text describes a variety of nighttime creatures that fly about in the evening sky, such as owls and fireflies, and the sounds and movements that each one makes.

A baby rooster learns through trial and error what sounds he must crow in the morning to wake up the rest of the farm. It's Baby Rooster's job to wake everybody up in the morning, but there's just one problem - he doesn't know how! The pigs and cows and ducks all try to help, but nothing seems to work. Luckily, the wise old owl comes to the rescue. This is a funny, noisy, quack-along story from Ivor Baddiel and Sophie Jubb, beautifully illustrated...

"Illustrations and rhyming text follow a series of farm animals as each wishes it could be another, and lets out the sound of the animal it envies." --