Homonyms cause great confusion as an increasingly cranky yam tries to make introductions and provide explanations to a newly-arrived and rather silly donkey.

Woolly the sheep escapes from the farm and goes to the show.

"Hoping for a friend, Mary invents a way to make a sheep, but when she starts making sheep for her new friends, chaos abounds"--Provided by publisher.

A protected lamb and an independent butterfly discuss their different ways of living.

Amy has thought of a great sheep race as a fundraiser for her school fair, but the sheep have wooly ideas when it comes to running.

"It's Aunt Jane's birthday! The friends bring their gifts to the bran. But there is no gift from Sweet Pea. What if Sweet Pea has not gift? Luckily, her farmyard friends know just what to do!"--Page [4] of cover.

"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."--

Tomorrow is Woolbur's first day of school. Woolbur can fix his own wool, write his name, and color outside the lines. And most important, he never follows the crowd. Woolbur is ready for school, but is school ready for Wilbur?

When one of the lambs on the farm gets lost on the other side of the river, Daisy, who can communicate with animals, and her dog Boom help return him to the flock.

In this retelling of Clement Moore's classic holiday poem, a little lamb finds a special vistor on the farm on Christmas Eve.