Central Kansas Library System

Real cowboys are gentle, patient, and creative as they move hundreds of cattle, make camp, and dream under the stars.

"Learning to ride a bike sure isn't easy--but Cowpoke Clyde sticks with it until he's riding like a pro! Good thing he's got his trusty friend Dawg to look out for him"--

On a cattle drive in the desert on the night before Cowboy Ned's birthday, his horse Andy goes in search of a birthday cake, which he thinks will make Ned's birthday complete. It's Cowboy Ned's birthday! His trusty dapple gray steed, Andy, knows that the best thing to have on your birthday is a birthday cake. While Cowboy Ned sleeps soundly, Andy wanders across the desert in search of a birthday surprise for his friend and along the way discovers...

The Bailey School Kids investigate to see if a man whom they met on a class trip is the ghost of Coyote Pete, the roughest cowboy in the Wild West.

Cowboy and Octopus maintain their friendship despite different opinions about things like beans and knock-knock jokes.

Following increasingly chaotic attempts to give his dog a bath, Cowpoke Clyde discovers there is only one way to get Dawg into the tub.

With the strength of an Iguanodon and the speed of a Utah Raptor, lasso-tossing, Pleiosaurus-riding Rocky is legendary. There isn't a dinosaur in the land that would think of giving Rocky a lick of trouble. That is, until he meets T. Rex, the rip-roarinest, snip-snortinest, flame-breathinest reptilian ever to stomp the earth.

When Cowboy Ned meets Miss Clementine, his horse Andy, who is his best friend, becomes jealous.

When Cully the cowboy, a friend and a father figure to Evan, fails to show up at the ranch on an icy Christmas Eve. Evan goes out into the night to find and rescue him.