A personal account of life on the farm, it is a must read for any young boy or girl with an interest in animals, the countryside and farm life, as they find out how is saves a new born lamb's life.
Follow Colm on the farm as he works with his farther, and helps with the arrival of the new spring lambs.
A personal account of life on the farm: a must read for any young boy or girl with an interest in animals, the countryside and farm life, as they find out how to save a new born lamb's life.
a thoroughly enjoyable story
-- Fallenstarstories.blogspot.ie and Inismagazine.iethe illustrations by Paul Young are contemporary, lively and fresh; adding much charm to the story
-- Fallenstarstories.blogspot.ie and Inismagazine.iethe plot develops quickly and holds the interest of the reader
-- Fallenstarstories.blogspot.ie and Inismagazine.iethe story is well written and clear, depicting farm life with accuracy
-- Fallenstarstories.blogspot.ie and Inismagazine.ieI enjoyed reading this book
-- Seomraranga.comthe illustrations are very well done and I learned a lot about the animals
-- Seomraranga.comI would read more books in this series, and would recommend this book to others. Overall, I'm giving it 8 out of 10.
-- Seomraranga.comutterly delightful ... brilliant!
-- armadillochildrensmagazine.blogspot.co.ukillustrated with charming watercolours
-- raisingIreland.comboys and girls from the age of six upwards will enjoy the Glenmore Valley series ... and will look forward to finding out more about the valley's other residents
-- raisingIreland.complenty more stories planned ... bring them on!
-- Evening Echoa little boy or girl growing up on a farm would love this story
-- Easy Parentingreally nice illustration
-- Easy Parentinga pleasant read
-- Easy Parenting