Wasatch County Library

Russell the sheep tries all different ways to get to sleep.

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text follow Sleepy Sheepy, who despite his name is not sleepy.

Davy the sheep wishes he had time alone with his parents, as he did before his twelve brothers came along and started imitating his every move, but when his wish comes true Davy misses playing with the youngsters.

Without his bike, Hank was getting bored. Then a new neighbor named Tommy shows up, looking for a pet sitter for his sheep. He warns Hank that Elmer can open doors. When nighttime falls, will Hank get any sleep? Aligned to Common Core standards and correlated to state standards.

An oblivious sheep wants to be the best sheep protector around, but unbeknownst to her, Sheep is being steadfastly guarded by a patient sheep dog.

Emma decides to count sheep one night when she cannot fall asleep, but when one of her helpers lands with a thud, she and the others must think of a way for the 108th sheep to make it over Emma's bed.

"When a mean fairy doesn't get invited to her party, Sheeping Beauty is cursed to one day sleep for eternity! In this retelling of a classic fairy tale, Sheeping Beauty helps early readers build confidence in their reading skills by using simple sentences alongside colorful illustrations! Included is a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests creative writing and reading prompts."--

Charlotte the sheep proves her courage once again when the rest of her flock, including Wolfie and his gang of pretend wolves, trembles in fear at the sound of howling in the forest.

Illustrations and easy-to-read, rhyming text introduce the reader to sheep that can swim, dive, play pirates, read books, and much more.

Two retellings (one modern, one traditional) of the classic fable in which a young boy's false cries for help cause him problems when he is really in need of assistance. Includes discussion questions and examines the moral of the fable.