Sep.06.book of month : When sheep cannot sleep

About the Author:
Satoshi Kitamura was born in 1956 in Tokyo. Not formally trained as an artist, at the age of nineteen he began to do commercial art in Japan and, later, London. He won the Mother Goose Award for his first picture book, Angry Arthur, and this book won the New York Academy of science, Children'

About the book :
Original and inventive… Satoshi Kitamura has produced a counting book with such elan that it is a joy to look at and a great deal of fun. Woolly is a truly endearing insomniac.

I'll send this book content to everyone's E mail in case of someone's holding this book and you can't see this book in this month.

Quizzes:
Inside this book you and your children have to look for three things:

1. One night a sheep called Woolly could not sleep."I'll go for a walk," he said...and then he went to the .....?
2. Then he saw a butterfly, two ladybirds..ect ...then suddenly, flashing lights zipped across the sky. Woolly was very scared. What's that? What did he see?
3. He ran as fast as he could afterthat he saw a house and did lots of things. Finally he lay in the bed and began to think. What did he think before he fell sleep?

Please, write down your answer in a piece of paper and put it into the box on the Children's Library's door.