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Sammy and the Shepherd parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
This is a gentle picture book that uses a lost-lamb parable to explore themes of care, responsibility, and belonging. The shepherd protagonist models devoted leadership and tireless searching for those who wander. The only mild concern is a mother's distress and a lost child scenario, which may unsettle very young or sensitive readers, but the story resolves reassuringly.
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Sammy is missing, his mother is hysterical. The shepherd never loses any of his sheep, he searches under and over the other sheep. In desperation the shepherd puts an elder sheep in charge of the flock to go search for the wandering lamb. Where will he find this wayward lamb, where has he gone? Sammy is missing, his mother is hysterical. The shepherd never loses any of his sheep, he searches under and over the other sheep. In desperation the shepherd puts an elder sheep in charge of the flock to go search for the wandering lamb. Where will he find this wayward lamb, where has he gone?
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ISBN 9781664252806 · WestBow Press