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Original Title:	The Great Cow Race (Bone, #2)
ISBN:	0439706394 (ISBN13: 9780439706391)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Bone (Delcourt noir et blanc) #2, Bone #2; issues 7-12, Bone (Via Lettera) #4, Luupäät #2 , more
Characters:	Rose, Fone Bone, Smiley Bone, Phoney Bone

Bone, Vol. 2: The Great Cow Race (Bone (Delcourt noir et blanc) #2)

Jeff Smith

Paperback | Pages: 132 pages

Rating: 4.27 | 13855 Users | 790 Reviews

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Title	:	Bone, Vol. 2: The Great Cow Race (Bone (Delcourt noir et blanc) #2)
Author	:	Jeff Smith
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1st Scholastic Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 132 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2005 by Graphix (first published December 1993)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Graphic Novels. Comics. Fantasy. Fiction. Young Adult

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The cornerstone of GRAPHIX, our new graphic novel imprint, BONE is the incredible comic book saga of an unlikely hero who must save an idyllic valley from the forces of evil.

In THE GREAT COW RACE, volume 2 of this 9-book epic, Fone Bone and his cousins plan to return home after visiting the village of Barrelhaven with Thorn and Gran'ma Ben. But Phoney risks everything on one last get-rich-quick scheme for the town's annual Great Cow Race. As usual, Phoney's plans go disastrously awry, and Boneville seems further away than ever. Meanwhile, ominous signs indicate that a war is brewing, and Fone finds himself helping his friends defend their valley from a formidable enemy.

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Ratings: 4.27 From 13855 Users | 790 Reviews

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Always fun with the recaps of the Bone series

Well the Bones move on, Fone Bone, Phoney Bone and Smiley. (I think I got their names right!) Phoney is off to embezzle/cheat/lie whoever he can to make the big bucks, which is how he got kicked out of his hometown, Boneville to begin with. (Will the little guy ever learn? Nah.)Now he's taking bets that his gambling gambit will succeed - you see, he's betting everyone will bet on his Mystery Cow (Smiley in disguise, a cow suit!) to win the race, when he knows for sure that Gramna Ben will win

Reading through this series again, I was surprised at the tone of the book. Or rather, the lack of a consistent tone. Follow me here for a second. For years and years, if I didn't like a story (especially a movie) 8 times out of 10, my main criticism was "Lack of consistent tone." Waterworld is the best example of this that I can think of. At various points it's a grim survival movie, a light-hearted action movie, a gritty post-apocalyptic morality play, or a slapstick farce. And any one of

Starting to figure out more of the mysteries in this story! I am going to the library today to pick up the third because I have to know what happens!

This book was about the bones who have to blend into the other cows so they won't get caught from the rat creatures but the rat creatures are chasing the cows and they have to run away.I liked this book because It was funny and it had a lot of close calls.I recommend this book to people that like the bone series and read bone 1.

Second in the Bone series. I must admit, it is pretty fun to read, especially trying to figure out what Phoney Bone did to have a specter after him. It is also funny to see how he tries to rig the great cow race to win all the goods in town, since they dont use money. I just wish Thorn would return Fone Bone's affection. I will definitely pick up the next book in the series.

I think I'm getting into this story. I had a lot of fun with the cow race story that takes up much of the volume. Phoney is significantly less annoying when he's actively trying to scam somebody, and I ended up actually kind of liking him and Smiley by the end of the book. Not nearly as much as I like Fone and Thorn, of course. There are some hints towards the deeper story, but Smith doesn't hit you over the head with it. Most of all, I like that this feels like a complete story in and of