Sheep Books

The Missing is an original collection of brief, free-verse poems written with terse passion and unabashed honesty by Rangi McNeil. Raw emotion pours through the verses without restraint. "She left in summer. Afterwards, the windows / refused to latch, the trashcans to contain / and my voice to thicken. / I did not thing anything would change, ever - / Now, I try so very little: my hobbled heart / at the top of steep stairs."

It was very exciting, especially when he gets attacked by a mountain lion. I thought it was very interesting when Moho Wat used his feet and one hand to use a bow and arrow.

"Elanor Fraser Huntsberger was born on a homestead in one of the few remaining frontier areas in the United States - Northeastern Montana. Determined to get a high school education, however, she moved to Great Falls Montana, where she worked as a domestic while attending school." (From back cover)
The life of an extrordinary woman from her own perspective. A great read!

My son (3) loves this book. He really engages with the lost little lamb and is very happy when the shephard finds him. It is a great size for him to hold and read. He retells the story now on his own after only a few readings. It has been a wonderful springboard to conversations about Jesus. It is grouped with other Easter books, but I plan to keep it around all year.

I found the book to be very inspiring. It clearly defines seeking God should be part of your day to day activities. R. Lee Tate decribes what an intimate relationship with God can do for you. Understanding that our life is hidden in HIM and seeking him to find our direction/purpose "SHOULD" be part our lifestyle.

I liked reading the story and thought that it was interesting. I was able to follow along through-out the story and always new what was going on. It was fun to see how she would be able to keep Clover and not have to sell him. She have to come up with a way to stop her grandma from selling Clover. The story wasn't that long and didn't take forever to finish.
In the story, Nattie has a good luck lamb. His name is Clover. Nattie's grandma wants to sell Clover, because they need money for the winter. Grandma doesn't think that Clover's fur is any good. Nattie doesn't want her to sell her good-luck lamb, so she has to think of a way to keep him. If you read this story, you will find out what happened and if Nattie was able to keep Clover.
Brandon M.

The NRC has included information on macro- and micro-nutrient needs of sheep, how these needs were determined, and their sources in foodstuffs. Variation in quantity of specific nutrients in grains/grasses are also noted by location or area. Excellent manual for development of your own feeding program based on facts rather than folklore feeding practices.

This book is a very simplistic story of taking wool from sheep and making mittens. My son loves it! Cute illustrations.

This sweet picture book is based on Christ Jesus' parable found in Luke 15:3-4. Both the text and the illustrations are great for teaching little ones a comforting lesson. As the author puts it: "God above keeps us in his boundless love."

My son is 3 and he loves it! We needed more books geared towards his age. I choose this book because we were given another from the same author that he loves "Have you seen my Potty". This book is great. When they are all in bed and they hear the "rat-a-tat" at the door, my son knocks on the floor to make the sound. When they slam the door in the on the worlf my son says "Bonk". The illustrations are great. The rhyming is great because he's actually working on rhyming words at preschool. It's just a fun book for us to read each night! I highly recommend it!