New Yorker cartoonist Matthew Diffee makes his children's book debut with this laugh-out-loud twist on the classic animal sound book. One of the Wall Street Journal's Best Books of the Year A New York Times Best Children's Book of the Year The cow says 'moo.' The horse says 'neigh.' Everyone can agree on these. But when the sheep says 'baa,' the goat cuts in. The goat also says 'baa.' Now what? No one wants to share their sound The sheep has an idea--he'll just say something no one's ever said before: 'zip zap wickety wack bing bang walla balla flip flap yackety yack.' But an otherworldly visitor shows up to lay claim to this sound, too--and the alien doesn't want to share his identity either. When the alien proposes a radical new way forward, the sheep and the goat find a compromise--and it may sound familiar to adult readers . . . New Yorker cartoonist Matthew Diffee's hilarious wit will be an immediate hit with young readers in his first picture book. Sure to inspire boisterous