Remy Had a Little Lamb

When a misunderstanding sends the little black sheep out into the big wide world, he finds himself lost and alone. A chance encounter with a kind dog might be just what he needs to find his way back to the boy who loves him most. "In Täg Paul's take on a familiar nursery rhyme, a boy and his sheep - with the help of a very good dog - learn that even the best of friends can misunderstand each other. Playful rhymes and lively illustrations will delight the young and the young at heart." - Heloisa Prieto, award-winning author of over 100 books for children A gentle rhyming adventure about getting lost, making friends, and finding your way back to the one who loves you most. Told in lyrical verse with a playful nod to the classic nursery rhyme, Remy Had a Little Lamb is a warm and reassuring bedtime story for little ones navigating big emotions - separation, worry, the sting of being misunderstood, and the quiet relief of being found again. Set in a gentle pastoral world of green fields, stone walls, and soft evening light, the story unfolds through hand-illustrated scenes drawn in a classic pen-and-ink style with watercolour wash. The rhythmic verse is designed to be read aloud, with a steady metre that carries young listeners through moments of tension and resolution. Written by Irish poet and children's author Täg Paul, the book draws on the rhythms of the nursery tradition while offering a fresh story about friendship between a child, a lamb, and the loyal dog who helps bring them back together. The illustrations are the author's own - drawn in pen and ink with watercolour wash. Three years ago, following a spinal cord injury that left him with impaired manual dexterity, Täg Paul couldn't draw more than a stick figure. He learned to illustrate through the art programme at Spinal Injuries Ireland, to whom this book owes a considerable debt. Perfect for:Ages 3-7 Bedtime reading and lap-time sharing Children who love animals, dogs, and rhyming stories Early conversations about feelings, friendship, belonging, and forgiveness Parents and carers looking for gentle stories about big emotions Fans of Lost and Found, Owl Babies, and We're Going on a Bear Hunt