Shaun the Sheep: The Flock Factor (Tales from Mossy Bottom Farm Book 1)

I bought this book for my seven-year-old daughter, who, like the rest of our family, is a big fan of Shaun the Sheep, the TV series. I am giving it three stars because she did not enjoy it much at all. Much of the humor is at an adult level and had to be explained in great detail for her to see the humor in it. Also, she personally does not like a lot of conflict in stories, and she finally got so upset with how the chickens were treating the sheep that she refused to keep reading it. As an adult, I did not enjoy it that much either. It just doesn't have the same charm that the beloved TV series portrays.

I got this book because my son loves watching Shawn the sheep and Timmy time. But this one is not for 2-3 years toddlers. it does not have that many pictures and too long for night time story. May be he will like it when he gets little older.

Always creative and well done !!! Also have 1-2 activities as well as great fun reading !!The first graders who saw Shaun for the very first time were absolutely transfixed !!They love the silliness and funExcellentPS we adults love it too !!!

There’s a talent show coming to Mossy Bottom Farm, and it’s sheep versus chickens to see who’s got the real talent!Shaun and his friends are thrilled when they see a sign advertising a talent show – The Flock Factor! – at Mossy Bottom Farm. The only problem is, none of the sheep have much in the way of talent. Except for Shirley, who can belt out a soulful tune that would make Adele weep. The chickens, who have an enviable lineup, are the mean kids here, teasing Shirley, whose stage fright renders her unable to perform in front of anyone. Can Shaun the Sheep bolster Shirley’s confidence enough to get her on stage? Will the chickens win the talent show, or will the sheep pull it together?Shaun the Sheep is an adorable Claymation show, spun off from the hugely successful Wallace and Gromit children’s show, coming to us from the UK. The series is getting its own, original illustrated fiction series, perfect for new readers who are ready to tackle the next level in reading. Parents who enjoy a good storytime cuddle will enjoy reading this to their preschoolers, who may have a longer attention span than their little siblings.It’s not always easy to translate something so visual to the written word, but the illustrations help fill out the story. Familiarity with Shaun the Sheep isn’t necessary, but Shaun is likely to win some new friends and viewers if this book series takes off.

Another spectacular moment from Shaun the Sheep in book form. A regional talent show, where a particular character from Wallace and Gromit the Curse of the Were-Rabbit acts as judge, catches the attention of the farmer. A talent expression opportunity he also instigates in his farm as a war escalates between the Sheep and the chicken. A tense war they decide to solve in their own talent show. Occasion for some sheep to prove their talent, a chance for us to see deeper interactions between the farm's members, but also for a very important sheep to get in the spotlight.A certain Shirley and a secret she has never revealed to anyone. One of the reasons this book is my favorite of all the novels in this Shaun the Sheep series as one of my favorite characters gets a chance to stand up for herself before unpleasant characters.And with the drawings and comic book panels, the story's intensity and emotions sap our faces as we root for this girl and her talent to strive the same way Dumbo the Elephant did in his novel and movie.In short a great read I recommend to everyone who is either a fan of Shaun the Sheep or a newcomer who knows nothing about this Wallace-And-Gromit spin-off.

First chapter book I read with my 6 and 3 year old boys! They were enchanted!

Looks like a great book my 9 year old son is a massive Shaun the sheep fan so will love this for xmas. Nice short chapters easy to read fab!!

Arrived when said. Just what i was looking for in a christmas present for a little boy who loves shaun the sheep.

yes all good

Nice little book for my great grandpa's Xmas stocking.