Sheep on a Ship board book (Sheep in a Jeep) Board book – February 15, 2010

💕💕💕 the “Sheep” books, especially the board books. Have the full set for my own enjoyment and have given as gifts to friends with small children. Those sheep get into so much trouble and their problem solving skills are inspiring. And their illustrations are absolutely precious. I highly recommend for adults as well as children.

Love children’s books, love sheep! These books are well written and fun!

These sheep just cannot get their lives together and toddlers love the stories. Also good for site words and beginning readers. Sweet little book that is easy to pop in the car or your bag. Illustrations are charming like all the other books in this series. Fun to read before a trip to the beach.

This is one in a series about the sheep - it has board book pages, nice small size for little people to hold, and rhyming text.

The children I work with seemed to enjoy the pictures. Some seemed to understand the words better than others. Sheep and the Jeep had the most universally understood vocabulary requiring the least amount of explanation which made it easily understood. Some of the other books in the series required pre-teaching the vocabulary, with Sheep on a Ship needing the most pre-teaching. However, the entire series was terrific.

Fun and easy read! Great rhyming for our toddler!

We bought one of Nancy Shaw's sheep books at a local shop and I immediately came home and bought the rest of them. They're hilarious.This book is just so cute. The sheep are, as usual, terrible at everything they do, and make a total mess of their sailing adventure. It's a well constructed board book with adorable illustrations that do a great job adding to the story. The phrases are short and play with word sounds, either rhyming, alliterating, or using slant rhymes in a way that's really appealing to read and to listen to.Not only will our child continue to read these, but they'll be gifts for every kiddo we buy for.

Absolutely get the others. These are so cute and actually tolerable for a parent to reread a million times!