Wee Hamish The Scottish Highland Cow Och Aye The Moo

'Och Aye The Noo!' says Wee Hamish the Heilan Coo! He means 'Oh Yes, Just Now!' A happy highland cow, with a funny Scottish saying coming out of his furry wee heid! Wee Hamish is a little charmer and loves to write about all his fun and adventures in his little notebooks and journals. At 8.5 x 11 inches and with more than 100 pages in this blank wide ruled lined notebook, there's plenty space to write about school, or holidays. This little wooly coated friend also makes a sweet valentine gift, or a cute present for any girlfriend, boyfriend, or family member. Also an ideal stocking stuffer for any farmer, ex-pat Scot, children and anyone who loves Caledonian culture.

'Och Aye The Moo!' says Wee Hamish the Heilan Coo! He means 'Oh Yes, Just Now!' A happy highland cow, with a funny Scottish saying coming out of his furry wee heid! Wee Hamish is a little charmer and loves to write about all his fun and adventures in his little notebooks and journals. At 6 x 9 inches and with more than 100 pages in this bonnie lined journal, there's plenty space to write about school, or holidays. This little wooly coated friend also makes a sweet Saint Andrew's Day or New Year's gift, or a cute present for any girlfriend, boyfriend, or family member. Also an ideal stocking stuffer for any farmer, ex-pat Scot, children and anyone who loves Caledonian culture.

Wee Hamish the happiest hairiest of highland cattle hails from Scotland. He's popping up to tell you he loves moo hairy much, which in calf language means I love you very much! He's a little charmer and loves to write about all his fun and adventures in his little notebooks and journals. There's more than 100 pages in this blank lined journal, which means plenty space to write about school, or holidays. This little wooly coated friend also makes a sweet valentine gift, or a cute present for any girlfriend, boyfriend, or family member. Also an ideal stocking stuffer for any farmer, ex-pat Scot, children and anyone who loves Caledonian culture.

Wee Hamish the happiest, hairiest Scottish Highland Cow has popped up to say that he loves moo hairy much - which in calf language means he loves you very much! He loves to write about his adventures in his little notebooks and journals - this blank lined journal has over 100 pages, so lots of space to write down his fun and games and daring adventures. Join this little wooly coated 'heilan coo' and write about your life too! A cute little woolly coat friend that is ideal for farmers, ex-pat Scots, children and anyone who loves Caledonian culture.

The other animals, tired of Hamish's smelly, matted hair, take him to get his first haircut, but he worries that anything more than a wee trim will mean he can no longer store his favorite toffee treats in his coat.

A funny Scottish twist on a much-loved rhyme from the best-selling illustrator of There Was a Wee Lassie who Swallowed a Midgie.

Hector, the highland cow, has moved from Scotland to Australia and is missing his two best friends.He loves to remember their great adventures until one day something perfect happens.

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