“... I paved the entire road ahead of you. You can pick which side you walk on. Don’t forget that.”The search for the bag of tea leads to a Geisha and an unexpected turn of events. Cover art by Moryssa Block (Castleblockart )Story written and read by M.p Temple. Lookingforcows.com
Click <a href="https://lookingforcows.com/bibi/?book=saku" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">here</a> to read along.

“... I paved the entire road ahead of you. You can pick which side you walk on. Don’t forget that.”The search for the bag of tea leads to a Geisha and an unexpected turn of events. Cover art by Moryssa Block (Castleblockart )Story written and read by M.p Temple. Lookingforcows.com Click here to read along.

“... I paved the entire road ahead of you. You can pick which side you walk on. Don’t forget that.”The search for the bag of tea leads to a Geisha and an unexpected turn of events. Cover art by Moryssa Block (Castleblockart )Story written and read by M.p Temple. Lookingforcows.com
Click <a href="https://lookingforcows.com/bibi/?book=saku" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a> to read along.

Saku of the Skull Talkers Ep 3: Rice and Vegetables Please

“Looking for cows” is a metaphor—some days you want to leave it all and look for cattle in the hills, preferably by the ocean. It’s the desire to go search and discover. That’s why I created Cow’s Audiobooks.

Each series is a novella-sized original audio tale, written and narrated by me. Cows. Metaphorically it’s like standing out in a field, feeling the wind on your face while some cattle munch on grass in front of you.

A tiny audio escape so to speak. I even read some classic literature as a bonus. Such as “The Shepherd of the Hills.” 

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“Looking for cows” is a metaphor—some days you want to leave it all and look for cattle in the hills, preferably by the ocean. It’s the desire to go search and discover. That’s why I created Cow’s Audiobooks. Each series is a novella-sized original audio tale, written and narrated by me. Cows. Metaphorically it’s like standing out in a field, feeling the wind on your face while some cattle munch on grass in front of you. A tiny audio escape so to speak. I even read some classic literature as a bonus. Such as “The Shepherd of the Hills.” lookingforcows.com

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Saku of the Skull Talkers Ep 3: Rice and Vegetables Please