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Sharing Is Caring

Cheryl Lewis
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Pages
26
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

About

Woolly the Lamb and Billy the Kid were busy preparing for the upcoming Easter egg hunt to be held at the farm. All of the neighboring kids, lambs, cubs and pups were invited to attend. Woolly and Billy hid eggs all over the farm. The Good Shepherd made sure there was plenty of food for all of the quests expected to attend the yearly hunt. The barn was filled with plenty of hay for all of the little ones to play king-of-the-mountain, on. A rope extended across the pond for a game of tug-of-war. Woolly and Billy decided to bring their favorite toys outside, to share with all of their friends. Woolly’s favorite toy was a book named the Good Book. It had all of the information Woolly needed to guide him in his daily activities. He placed it gently on the edge of the picnic table for safe keeping until he finished playing games. Billy’s favorite toy was a stuffed bear; he loved to sleep with it nightly. He decided to place it under the picnic table for safe keeping.

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