lambs

In 1810s Massachusetts, young Mary Elizabeth Sawyer nurses a sickly lamb back to health and becomes the subject of a famous nursery rhyme. Includes facts about the real Mary, John Roulstone who wrote the rhyme, and Lowell Mason who set it to music.

Describes the appearance and behavior of lambs from birth to eight weeks.

The famous nineteenth-century nursery rhyme about the school-going lamb is accompanied by the music later written for it.

Helps early readers learn about the letter L as they read about Lulu the Lamb who cannot stop laughing, until Lion teachers Lulu a lesson she will never forget.

A little girl takes care of a little lamb until it is big enough to return to the flock.

An illustrated nursery rhyme about a young girl whose lamb follows her to school.

Presents a classic nursery rhyme about a young girl whose lamb follows her to school.

Dora the Explorer and her friend Boots enter a book of nursery rhymes in an effort to help Little Lamb find its way back to Mary.

After leaving Farmer Cobb's flock and exploring the outside world, Smudge the lamb has trouble returning home.

Brief text and illustrations humorously describe how Bags the lamb's wool grows.