lamb see how they grow

LONDON, NEW YORK, MELBOURNE, MUNICH, AND DELHIWriter Angela Royston Art Editor Helen Senior Photographer Gordon ClaytonREvIsED PAPERBACK EDItION Project Editor Charlie Gardner Designers

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LONDON, NEW YORK, MELBOURNE, MUNICH, AND DELHIWriter Angela Royston Art Editor Helen Senior Photographer Gordon ClaytonREvIsED PAPERBACK EDItION Project Editor Charlie Gardner Designers David Meier, Susan Calver Production Controller Vivianne Ridgeway U.s Editor Jennifer QuashaFirst published in the United States in 1992 This revised edition published in 2008

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Jus t bor n

I am four hours old

I can see and hear,

but my legs are

very weak

They wobble

and shake.

Jus t bor n

Now I am tired

My woolly coat will keep me warm while I sleep.

I am hungry

I drink my mother’s milk My sister wants

to feed too.

Gett i n g st ro n g er

I am one day old My legs are getting stronger I keep very close to my mother and bleat loudly when she goes away.

Gett i n g st ro n g er

But soon I get up again.

I can only stand for a short time before I fall down.

Exp loring

I am one week old My sister

and I are growing up fast

Exp loring Mmm, the straw smells nice,

but it tickles my nose!

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Gr ow in g up

I love to run and play with

my sister Can we jump over these logs?

Now I am eight weeks old I like to chase

my sister and the other lambs around the field.

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Nibb li ng th e gra ss

Grass is very tough

to chew I chew it over and over again until it is soft.

My sister and I often graze together

We rarely feed from our mother.

Our wool is growing longer

We are almost as big as our mother Soon we will be fully grown.

Almo st g r o w n u p

I am twelve weeks old My sister

and I spend most of the day grazing

with the older sheep.

Almo st g r o w n u p

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Se e h o w I g re w

Ten weeks old Twelve weeks old

S e e h ow t Follow the lives of h ey grow

all these adorable animals

BunnyIsBN 978-0-7566-3264-9 ButterflyIsBN 978-0-7566-3014-0ChickIsBN 978-0-7566-3015-7Duck

IsBN 978-0-7566-3263-2Frog

IsBN 978-0-7566-3016-4KittenIsBN 978-0-7566-3017-1

Lamb

IsBN 978-0-7566-3373-8OwlIsBN 978-0-7566-3372-1PenguinIsBN 978-0-7566-3371-4PigIsBN 978-0-7566-3018-8PonyIsBN 978-0-7566-3374-5PuppyIsBN 978-0-7566-3019-5