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High hooves : the quest of the warrior sheep
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by Christopher Russell (Author) (edit contributors)

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This is a super-funny, super-crazy crime caper with five rare-breed sheep! A silver object falls mysteriously from the sky and lands on Sal, a matronly Southdown ewe who lives happily with her sheep friends on Eppingham Farm. The sheep are convinced that an ancient ovine prophecy is being... read more

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There are 5 rare-breed sheep living on a farm. These sheep are able to talk to each other and have likes, dislikes and personalities. One day a phone falls from the sky and they beleive it to be a cry of help from their god. They become woried and set off on an adventure going... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)

Basically...
There are 5 rare-breed sheep living on a farm. These sheep are able to talk to each other and have likes, dislikes and personalities. One day a phone falls from the sky and they beleive it to be a cry of help from their god. They become woried and set off on an adventure going all around England trying to find and help him. Meanwhile, the owner and her son realise that the sheep are missing, and go on their own seperate adventure to find them. What the sheep dont realise is that this phone containd information about a bank robbery the owner of the phone has done, so then he goes on his own seprate adventure trying to catch the sheep and their phone. Eventually, they all meet up with each other, the bad guys get locked up, they all go back to the farm, and the sheep belive they have helped their God, when actually they have done nothing of the sort. :)

Characters/People edit see section history

  • Oxo: A enormous Oxford ram, eats a lot and is very strong. One of the 5 warrior sheep.
  • Links: A lincoln longwool with floppy curls - composes raps about anything and everything. One of the 5 warrior sheep.
  • Jaycey: A preety Jacob. Obsessed with the latest trends and looking good. One of the 5 Warrior Sheep.
  • Wills: A orphaned Welsh Balwen lamb, even no theres no more talk of him being orphaned past the first page. Enjoys football. One of the 5 warrior sheep.
  • Sal: A southdown with a wide bottom and thin legs. She is very old and wise, ands enjoys the good old days and probably would enjoy songs of praise. One of the 5 warrior sheep.
  • Ida White: A old, batty women who is in charge of the farm where the sheep live. She has a good heart but can say her mind.
  • Tod: The son of Ida. Not much to him... he does what hes told.
  • Neil: The head honcho of the bank scam. (or is he?:)) Hes quick witted but evil and takes advantage of his "freind", Luke.
  • Luke: I will call him the helper of the bank scam. He is slow to understand and is very emotional. He doesnt have bad heart, he just got whisked up in all the mess
  • Lady Babcott: A nice lady who helps Ida to find her sheep... or is she?
  • Gran: Add a description of this character.
  • Tony Catchpole
  • Jason
  • Nisha
  • Boyd
  • Angus
  • Nikki
  • Lambad
  • Baaton
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Quotes edit see section history

  • “ohmygrass!!”
    Jaycey
  • “They can't shush Luke, they're Sheep!”
    Niel
  • “The songs of the Fleece are never wrong”
    Sal

Setting & Locations edit see section history

Eppingham Farm, London and "The North" I beleive

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

  1. Christopher Russell (Author)

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