Where is the Green Sheep?
Where is the Green Sheep? by Mem Fox is a delightful exploration of colors and concepts, published by Puffin in 2006. This 30-page book invites young readers to discover various sheep, including a blue sheep and a red sheep, while playfully searching for the elusive green sheep. The engaging illustrations and rhythmic text create an interactive experience that encourages participation and enhances early literacy skills.
In this edition, readers will find a charming narrative that introduces counting, opposites, and farm animals through a whimsical lens. The story is designed to resonate with toddlers, fostering a sense of playful discovery as they engage with the text and illustrations. Mem Fox’s imaginative approach, combined with Judy’s delightful drawings, makes this book a joyful addition to any child’s library, perfect for reading aloud and sharing moments of laughter and learning.
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Here is the blue sheep, and here is the red sheep.
Here is the bath sheep, and here is the bed sheep.
But where is the green sheep?
Mem has never owned a sheep, let alone a green one, but she does admit to having woolly thoughts from time to time. Judy loves drawing things, especially sheep. This is her first flock.
‘Laughs and interactive play will ensue among readers and listeners.’ Booklist
‘Perfectly attuned to a toddler’s sense of playful discovery.’ Horn Book Guide
‘Just right for toddlers experiencing the basics of life and budding readers learning to complete their sentences by looking at words and pictures together.’ Kirkus Reviews
‘Oh what a beaut it is! … Cunningly worked rhyming words make it a delight to read aloud, sharing with a very young reader who will want to return again and again to the story … Brilliant.’ Books for Keeps
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