Bill and Coo

Bill and Coo tells the story of a pair of best friends. They share a pasture and the same creamy white color, but they don’t even notice that Bill is a horse, and Coo is a steer. Their friendship grows with shared experiences and generosity, but it also suffers through a bout of jealously, feelings of isolation, and rude behavior toward a newcomer. In the end, they learn that they need not be stingy with their FRIENDSHIP. Being able to nurture relationships with others enhances one’s joy in living and even acts as a conduit through which flows success on the job, in the community, at school, and at home. It is vital that children and young people develop the capacity to practice the life principle of friendship.