
This charming picture book reimagines the classic nursery rhyme, focusing on Little Bo Peep's struggle with honesty and anxiety. When her sheep go missing, thanks in part to her brother Little Boy Blue, Bo Peep is consumed by worry and a persistent tummy ache. The story gently explores the fear of confessing mistakes and the immense relief that comes with telling the truth, even when it's difficult. It's a relatable tale for children aged 4-8 who might be grappling with guilt, fear of consequences, or the importance of honesty within their family.
An original nursery rhyme that relates how worried Little Bo Peep is about her lost sheep and whether she should tell her parents the sheep are gone, as well as which familiar characters she went to for help.