Berber: A Lamb's Tale - Hardcover

Johnson, Margaret A.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0966317009 ISBN 13: 9780966317008

Publisher: Water Oak Pub, 1999

This tender story of a lamb who thinks it is a human teaches the young reader two lessons. We should all accept our limitations, and all living beings are mortal.

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From the Publisher:

Ms. Johnson has taught Sunday school for fifty years, trained horses and raised sheep. She grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee and now resides in Tallahassee, Florida.

About the Author:

MARGARET ANDERSON JOHNSON is an author, Sunday school teacher for fifty years, has been involved in training Cutting horses, and is a potential sheep farmer. Her book is the story of her first lamb, Berber, whom she loved very much.

Margaret grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee, and lives on WaterOak Plantation in Tallahassee, Florida next to Millstone Plantation, an historically preserved sheep farm. Her husband Tom C. Johnson, is a retired business executive and World War II D-Day veteran of Omaha Beach. They have three children and five grandchildren.

During her seventy two years, Margaret has nurtured all types of animals through uncertain, shaky, and wobbly babyhoods. She has raised horses, dogs, cats, ducks, squirrels, and of course, little wooly lambs...especially one lamb in particular, Berber. His true story was begging to be told...

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