The Lamb Gang save the Loch Ness monster

Uncover the Extraordinary Adventure of the Lamb Gang: Join their Mission to Save our Planet!

When a mysterious MONSTER washes up on the shores of LOCH NESS in Scotland, the intrepid LAMB GANG jump into action on their first adventure. BOING! BOING! BOING! The poorly monster is barely breathing, when a curious Clover realises there’s something stuck in its throat. With the kiss of life out of the question (YUCK!), the Lamb Gang hatches an ingenious plan to save the monster before it’s too late.

NESSIE – for that is who it is – is saved. HURRAY! The famous Loch Ness monster then teaches her heroic friends about the harm caused to animals by PLASTIC POLLUTION and LITTER in our waters. And so, the Lamb Gang decide there’s only one way forward – by inviting children to clean up our VERY IMPORTANT PLANET and make it like new.

Children aged 4-8 will be delighted by the humorous illustrations and accessible, dyslexia-friendly text of this early reader chapter book in RHYME, which teaches the importance of the ENVIRONMENT and CONSERVATION.

‘IF WE LOOK AFTER OUR PLANET, OUR PLANET WILL LOOK AFTER US.’

Experience the same sense of adventure as in Julia Donaldson’s books, such as The Detective Dog, with this curious and clever gang of lambs on their first mission.

The first in a series of 3 delightful environmental and conservation stories for children. Don’t miss out on this adventure and important message of The Lamb Gang save the Loch Ness monster.

Reviews of The Lamb Gang save the Loch Ness monster

'I think the book looks great. It?s dyslexia friendly (font, size, layout, unjustified righthand margin, images and line spaces) and will support dyslexic and reluctant readers.' Melanie Knight – Inclusion Assessment Specialist, Patois SpLD APC and SASC registered. Post Graduate Diploma in Adult Dyslexia Diagnosis and Support. ?Much of your writing is lovely. Rhythm and rhyme and fun come together to give a real sense of larking lambs in that language. Your ambition to get the story out into the public to help the environmental movement amongst children at a formative stage of life is laudable.? Pippa Goodhart, Children?s Author and Editor ?Your book sounds great. We would be happy to recommend it.' Emily Dyer, Canal and River Trust, UK ?Plastic?s Challenge?