Nibbling peacefully in the meadow, a young rabbit hears animal sounds from the nearby farm and discovers the advantages of being quiet.

A farmer has trouble sleeping when several animals make their own sound very loudly.

After making several unsuccessful attempts to mimic the sounds of other animals, Little Wolf goes to his grandfather and learns how to howl.

While looking for someone to teach him how to crow, a rooster learns to sound like many different animals and finds that his new skills come in handy.

Animals make many different noises, but when they make too much noise their mommies quiet them down.

Sounds heard on a farm include a bird, a cow, a farmer, a train, and an owl.

Simple rhyming text describes the sounds and activities of animals during a day on the farm.

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...

When the barnyard animals catch the flu, the farmer takes care of them until their usual voices return.

"One bright summer day, the animals of the pond create a symphony of sounds"-- Provided by publisher.