Brooke Smith - Mimi and Maty to the Rescue!: Book 2: Sadie the Sheep Disappears Without a Peep!

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Sky Pony is a registered trademark of Skyhorse Publishing, Inc., a Delaware corporation. Visit our website at www.skyponypress.com. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Manufactured in China, November 2013 This product conforms to CPSIA 2008 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is available on file. ISBN: 978-1-62636-344-1 Its spring break, and Maty and I are going to visit Aunt Bees farm! Matys my three-legged rescue dog. Shes a super amazing dog and my very best friend. Aunt Bee is my beekeeping, honey-making aunt.

Her and my uncle Als farm is one of Matys and my favorite places in the whole wide world. Of course bees live there. But so do horses, ducks, chickens, cows, and sheep! And one special sheep named Sadie is why Maty and I are so excited to go. Because Sadie is (drum roll please)... ...having a baby! A fuzzy, wuzzy, super fluffy, cute-as-a-button baby sheep! Sadie is my favorite animal at the farm. And since Maty and I are official animal rescuers and love helping animals, we get to help take care of Sadies baby! So... yesterday, I got on the computer and read everything I could about baby sheep. Maty and I have never taken care of a newborn anything, so I wanted to make sure we found out everything we could, because official animal rescuers need to be prepared. Maty and I have never taken care of a newborn anything, so I wanted to make sure we found out everything we could, because official animal rescuers need to be prepared.

I got out my rescue notebook and wrote a bunch of stuff down... Aunt Bee even said I could name the baby. So, I wrote down a couple of ideas, to get a head start. Some ideas if its a girl: Or if its a boy: The other awesome part of our visit is that Aunt Bee got me my very own beekeeper suit! Yep, Im going to be a junior beekeeper. Maty didnt get one because bees kind of freak her out. (She especially likes the antennas.) Plus, Ill use some of the honey to make Maty her favorite cinnamon honey dog treats. (She especially likes the antennas.) Plus, Ill use some of the honey to make Maty her favorite cinnamon honey dog treats.

She loves them. I really want to show Aunt Bee how excited I am about being a beekeeper. So while I was on the computer, I looked up a bunch of bee facts too... Wow. Bees are Since Mom and Dad cant come to the farm until tomorrow, Aunt Bee said shed pick us up this afternoon. Sadies baby might pop out any minute and she doesnt want us to miss a thing.

I put my rescue notebook in my backpack along with a bunch of other stuff we might need. I was helping Maty try on her new doggy day pack... ...when all of a sudden she ran to the front window and started barking! Sure enough, Aunt Bee was pulling up in the driveway. I kissed Mom goodbye, ran out the door, and jumped into Aunt Bees pick-up truck.