Books with title Woolly the Sheep

Do you ever wander in life? Do you ever leave the things you need, in pursuit of the things you want?One day Woolly the Sheep wanted an adventure, so he wandered away from the Shepherd and found a herd of goats. But when he wandered into an unfamiliar place, his excitement soon turned to fear. Before Woolly could overcome this obstacle, he first needed to overcome his own emotions. He then discovered contentment and a sense of belonging.

One of a set of three chunky boardbooks designed for little hands, this book explores various animals found on a farm. As well as a baa-ing sheep, it features a neigh-ing horse, a moo-ing cow, a cluck-ing hen, an oink-ing pig and a cockerel that says cock-a-doodle doo! Very young children will love the bold, clear animal pictures and bright coloured text pages. (Ages 1-3)

Do you ever wander in life? Do you ever leave the things you need, in pursuit of the things you want?One day Woolly the Sheep wanted an adventure, so he wandered away from the Shepherd and found a herd of goats. But when he wandered into an unfamiliar place, his excitement soon turned to fear. Before Woolly could overcome this obstacle, he first needed to overcome his own emotions. He then discovered contentment and a sense of belonging.

What's a sheep to do when it just can't go to sleep? Wandering about the barnyard, one tired little sheep asks for the other farm animals how they lull themselves to sleep. Each animal offers their exhausted friend a suggestion that works for them, but it is only when Granddaddy Ram offers his advice, can Woolly find a way to sleep. A perfect book to snuggle up with your little one at the end of the day, Jake Tebbit (Pirates in the Library) brings a comforting warmth and a great deal of humor to a farm full of animals settling down to sleep, except one little lamb. Engaging watercolors give nighttime a sweet and relaxing feel, perfect for the last read-aloud of the day at bedtime.

What's a sheep to do when it just can't go to sleep? Wandering about the barnyard, one tired little sheep asks for the other farm animals how they lull themselves to sleep. Each animal offers their exhausted friend a suggestion that works for them, but it is only when Granddaddy Ram offers his advice, can Woolly find a way to sleep. A perfect book to snuggle up with your little one at the end of the day, Jake Tebbit (Pirates in the Library) brings a comforting warmth and a great deal of humor to a farm full of animals settling down to sleep, except one little lamb. Engaging watercolors give nighttime a sweet and relaxing feel, perfect for the last read-aloud of the day at bedtime.