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It's time for Little Sheep to have a nap, but where will she go? In this delightful follow up to Where is Your Honey Pot, Bear?, Where Will You Sleep, Little Sheep? Is a simple yet evocative story of a little sheep who must find her way.

Published on the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the Rehoboth Art League on the grounds of the Homestead, this is a collection of poems about the old homestead and the surrounding area, A portion of the purchase price goes to support the RAL.

ANIMAL PLANET is the leading media brand for all things animal. Broadcast in over 165 countries, in 24 languages, ANIMAL PLANET programming captures the innate drama and compelling characters of the animal kingdom, from the natural world to domestic pets. ANIMAL PLANET(TM) is broadcast on Foxtel. These are the first 2 titles in an exciting new eight book series from Animal Planet. This illustrated series is narrated through the eyes of the young animal as it matures in its native habitat. Evocative illustrations capture the habitat, life cycle, character traits, and distinctive features of the animal and the way in which it relates to its family.

A deeply personal collection of love, lose, sadness, joy, the experience of grief and the realisation that the person we love never leaves us...

Penguins.

Artistic, photographic, and literary reflections on the moon, space, and exploration in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11