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            “Leda’s story has elegant simplicity and a true and tender heart. I loved it from the moment I read it.  What a fine writer she is.” --Phyllis Root (award winning author of Big Momma Makes the World)                                                                                                       

The collaboration of text and illustration is seamless and presents a complex operation in a manner completely accessible and understandable to young readers. Lovely.” –Kirkus Review                                                   

            “‘What are you doing?’ the little girl asked. ‘Feeding the sheep,’ her mother said. Snowy day, corn and hay. ‘What are you doing?’ the little girl asked. ‘Shearing the wool,’ her mother said. Soft and deep, sheepy heap.” From Feeding the Sheep by Leda Schubert

 

 

 

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