
By Erin Dealey, Hanako Wakiyama (Illustrator)
Little Bo Peep can't sleep until she finds her lost sheep and faces the truth.
Little Bo Peep is wide awake, unable to count her sheep because they've vanished. Her brother, Little Boy Blue, warns her of trouble if she confesses to their parents. As Peep struggles with a guilty conscience, even Humpty Dumpty's help can't ease her worry. Will she find the courage to tell the truth and finally get some rest? This playful tale explores the challenges of honesty and responsibility, wrapped in a whimsical rhyme that will resonate with any child who's ever faced a tough confession.
When Little Bo Peep can’t get to sleep, her mother suggests counting sheep. But Peep can’t count her sheep because she’s lost them. Her brother, Little Boy Blue, who scared off the sheep in the first place, warns Peep she’ll be in big trouble if she tells Mom and Dad. Ages 3-7.
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