Sunrise At the Farm in the Forest: 3 Little Brothers/ Llayla the Dancing Llama

Description

"Sunrise at the Farm in the Forest" is the second book in the "Farm in the Forest" series. Like the first book "Follow Me to the Farm in the Forest," this is a 'flip' book, containing two delightful animal stories. The first story is called "3 Little Brothers." It is "Sunrise at the Farm in the Forest" is the second book in the "Farm in the Forest" series. Like the first book "Follow Me to the Farm in the Forest," this is a 'flip' book, containing two delightful animal stories. The first story is called "3 Little Brothers." It is about 3 miniature goats and their life on the farm. The mystery is --- the 3rd little brother is always hiding. Only his eyes can be seen peeking through on each page, until he makes his surprise appearance. Fun to see who the third brother actually is! The 'flip' story "Sunset at the Farm in the Forest," is about "Llayla the Dancing Llama." At night, Llayla steadfastly protects all the animals on the farm. When each one has fallen asleep under her watchful eye, Llayla secretly celebrates the night as she dances under the moon and stars. Both stories are perfect for Teachers of young children, toddlers, and beginning readers. You will get to meet the real life animals featured in the stories as you read the introductions. Welcome to the "Farm in the Forest"

A small magical farm can be found in the forest of Southern Illinois. On this 3-acre wood lives a family of furry, four legged, feathered, and fairy friends. The care-giver of this wee farm is Josie Hladick, who was a teacher of Special Needs Preschoolers for over 30 years. She now resides happily with her family of miniature donkeys, goats, dogs, chickens, bunnies, miniature horses, a llama, an alpaca, two ducks, and one very special pig. Countless squirrels, chipmunks, birds and other forest friends inhabit the farm. There is no place she would rather be ...... as she invites you to join her there through her stories of the Farm in the Forest.