Six Sandy Sheep

by Enderle, O Brien (Illustrator)

Anyone who has followed the adventures of the sheep in the bestselling Six Sleepy Sheep, Six Creepy Sheep and Six Snowy Sheep knows that sheep on a beach can only lead to mayhem and laughter. This time out they've brought their water skis, snorkels, sunscreen, and towels and plan to have a relaxing day by the sea. Full color.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens

Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[Hope]

Checked out from Kilbourn Public Library 📚

[Elizabeth Libera]

"Six Sandy Sheep" is an early reader picture book written by Judith Ross Enderle and Stephanie Gordon Tessler, and illustrated by John O'Brien. It is about six sheep at the beach and one by one they get into trouble, subtracting each at a time. The book ends extremely abrupt and without an idea to what is going on. Personally, I did not like the book at all. The story was not interesting and was not educational in the sense of learning to count. The illustrations were dark and messy, too complicated for a little child to enjoy. I would not recommend this book.

[Aleece]

This is a simple book that starts with six sheep and each time they do something it subtracts one from the group. The pictures were a little dark in coloring. I would have liked them to be a little brighter especially since they were at the beach.

[Frank]

below average counting book

[Sheila]

A fun children's rhyming book about 6 sheep and their adventure at the beach. My daughter really enjoyed this one. Especially the ending.

[Erin]

Simple rhyming book that backwards counts as sheep go into the ocean during a trip to the beach.

Good for toddler or preschool storytimes.

[Rachel]

rhyming and tongue twisting, it will bring giggles!

[IfCatsCouldRead]

A good book for alliteration and counting