Thursday, October 24, 2024

26th October Hug a Sheep Day




Every last Saturday of October, remember to mark your calendars. It’s a day to celebrate the fuzzy, gentle creatures that have given us so much. 

Whether you’re visiting a farm, knitting with wool, or just spreading the word, it’s all about showing some love to our woolly friends. And who knows? You might just make a sheep’s day a little brighter​​​​.

In the library sheep don't often get much glory unless their books are part of a display about farms or knitting, so this year with most of the library looking like a Halloween celebration, we thought why not?


Many of these books haven't left the library this year so it's their moment to shine.

• The Great Sheep Shenanigans by Peter Bently

Pete the Sheep by Jackie French

Elfrida  by Klara Fall

Shearer by Neridah McMullan

Baabwaa and Wooliam by David Elliott

Kevin the Sheep by Jacqueline Harvey

Where's the Green Sheep? by Mem Fox

Where Will Sleepy Sheep Sleep? by David Metzenthen

Let Me Sleep Sheep!  by Meg McKinlay

Sheep in a Jeep by Nancy Shaw

The Sheep Who Hatched an Egg by Gemma Merino

Sheep Won't Sleep  by Judy Cox

Russell the Sheep by Rob Scotton

The Eleventh Sheep by Kyle Mewburn

Too Many Sheep by Christina Booth

Good Enough for a Sheep Station by David Cox

Baa Baa Blue Sheep by Tony Wilson

Baa Baa Smart Sheep by Mark Sommerset

It's Time to Sleep,You Crazy Sheep by Alison Ritchie

Louis I, King of the Sheep by Olivier Tallec

• Sleepy Sheep  by Lucy Ruth Cummins

• Little Bo Peep's Troublesome Sheep by Cressida Cowell

Flocked by Chren Byng

Little Lamb  by Piers Harper

 

And some chapter books:

Lollylegs  by Pamela Freeman

Sheep School by Ross Montgomery

A Lamb Called Lucky  by Helen Peters

Wigglesbottom Primary: the Talking Lamb  by Pamela Butchart

The Sheep-Pig  by Dick King Smith

 



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