Sheepish: Two Women, Fifty Sheep, and Enough Wool to Save the Planet, (Paperback)

from cougargirl1967

I loved it! Funny, tender and real life makes for a great read. Now I need to go get her other books and start from the beginning.

from bookwren

This is the best "adult" (as a children's librarian, I read mostly children's literature) nonfiction (I'm a die-hard fiction fan) book I've read in ages. Part 1, "The Muffins Go Farming," was so hilarious that I laughed until I cried. Subsequent parts were funny, yet more informative and fascinat...

from frisbeesage

Sheepish continues the wild , sheep farming tales started in Hit By a Farm. Catherine and her partner Melissa are still living on the farm, but beginning to struggle making ends meet. Their bodies are protesting the heavy farm labor and Catherine still questions her commitment to the farm. But ev...

from EmScape

Catherine and her wife Melissa have a farm near Zumbrota, MN. It's ostensibly a sheep farm, but quite a few additional animals have taken up residence. Catherine's writing style is warm and funny. It really makes you wish you were friends with her!

from kaitanya64

While there were some cute stories about sheep and farming, overall this seemed choppy. The author writes that this is a book about the "middle" rather than the beginning of a farm and it's hard to make a middle interesting. I felt like she was struggling to make this more than a series of humoro...