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 Uan the Little Lamb - Sandra Klaassen
 Uan the Little Lamb - Sandra Klaassen ... 2006-09-21 by Floris BooksNewest Review: ... and simplistic childlike text to this paradise. She guides us through majestic pictures of windswept days and gale force ... more ... winds to a place in time where a tiny newborn lamb is found abandoned on the shoreline.
She describes through the eyes of two young children how they took the little lamb home to care for her and how they fed her with a bottle. This is something I know will appeal to so many young children and adults alike. Recently I have had the joy of experiencing feeding and caring for new born lambs with my daughter who is a vet student and on cold dark nights these moments are cherished when lambs are totally dependant on humans to...more |
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Uan the Little Lamb - Sandra Klaassen: Uan the Little Lamb by Sandra Klaassen A Wonderful Book (614 words)
by - written on 17/10/08 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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I have a place in my heart where I go when I want to experience real life and you know it isn't very far away. Nestling just off the mainland of Scotland are the islands which make up the Outer Hebrides and one very special part of these is the island of North Uist. This is a place where if you go you will be captivated by the beauty and the peace of an island which has a stunning view stretching out in every direction. There are all different variations of the colours of turquoise both in the sea and the lochs, and there are carpets of meadow flowers in the summer which fringe the white sandy beaches. It isn't summer when the book begins but spring. ... Read the complete review
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