Who's
Who & What's What
in the World of Lamb
Planet
Cast of Characters
Here's
the place where the perfectly imperfect and very small can also
be powerful. And when you're small, imperfect AND wearing blue
pants with cuffs (not to mention a magic plastic bottle cap),
there's no telling what kind of adventure is waiting just around
the corner.
A
bad day with the dog put Lamby, our hero, into a nightstand.
No eyes and a head wound meant surgery until Dad popped in a
magic water bottle cap. Lamby woke with things to say and do.
The "humblest of ALL lambs" wears blue cuffed lambpants,
and the magic of his cap brings stuffed animals to life. Lamby's
story is best expressed in BoLambian
Rhapsody.
Here are a few of the lyrics:
"Papa,
you took home a Lamb. When you put me on the bed, dumb dog
came and ate my head. Blinded with my stuffing gone, and the
bad dog chewed a big hole in my face..."
Jonesy, Lamby's
Red Chinese Puppy Dragon
This
excitable red Chinese puppy dragon is the epitome of determination
against all odds - he tries to fly when he physically isn't
able.
General thought is that Jonesy is simple,
as evidenced by the many knocks to the head from crashes. For
boy puppy dragons, development is slow and flight
happens much later than the girl puppy dragons, who fly
as soon as they hatch.
Sinus-challenged,
web/computer savvy, very clever, and a perfect foil for Lamby
(who calls him "Pig"), Snout (who says "Lamb" with
a hard ‘b’) often sits on Dad’s open laptop
with a cup of hot coffee. Snout is usually the one in charge.
He rarely complains, he guides when he can, and he is chief babysitter,
watching over and ensuring the safety of the group.
Snout still has a great deal of fun being the only one capable
of understanding the computer, surfing the Web, and reading & writing
at a college level. He is responsible for the dozens of pint-sized
clones called Mongos.
Dad had ordered Lamby's first two clones
after the dog incident, but when Snout placed an online order
to the same Amsterdam yarn store, they sent thirty clones by
mistake.
Snout's obsession with the World Wide Web is the reason
he loves his coffee because the caffeine makes his legs and feet "dance" on
the keyboard quickly.
Sara, Lamby's
blue Chinese Puppy Dragon
Jonesy's globe-trotting sister is a blue Chinese puppy dragon
who flies just fine, thank you very much. She is in Europe with
the Pretty Baby family to find stuffed animals to rescue.
She
sends postcards, candy and care packages to her baby brother
Jonesy, who wants to fly just like his big sister.
Ibsen, Norwegian
Sentry Monkey
Little was known about the snow monkeys of Norway until the
website for Lambpants Stuffed Animal Rescue went live and Ibsen
arrived at the headquarters. As big as he is rare, Ibsen's long
arms and legs, plus his wide hands and feet, make for a perfect
Mongo corral and puppy dragon catcher. Two button eyes sit in
a creamy corduroy face that’s gentle, wise and patient.
He doesn't speak, but he does communicate through sign language.
The Mongo Collective, Lamby's
Dutch Clones
After Lamby's accident with the family dog, Dad had ordered
two identical lamb clones from a wool store in the Netherlands
fearing parts would be needed for emergency surgery. A magic
plastic bottle cap prevents the 'harvesting', as Lamby puts it,
bringing to life all stuffed animals within its magic sphere.
Lamby names his identical (but slightly smaller) lamb clones
Mongos. More are added to the group when, instead of yarn, that
same online Amsterdam wool store sends thirty identical lamb
clones by accident.
Thought to be all boys, Lamby names the rest ‘Mongos’ when
his magic eye-cap brings them to life. Though they are adorable,
they are a bit creepy and more than prone to mischief. Of course,
returning them isn't an option, but Dad begins the adoption process
when problems start.
Most of the time, Mongos behave like little lamb shadows, shifting
the cute-to-creepiness ratio more toward the latter. It is soon
discovered that the collective contains both boy lamb clones
as well as girls, who are called MANGOS.
The "Shady" Characters
These characters aren't necessarily what Lamby thinks they are;
in fact, the Lambpants gang is going to learn many lessons about
prejudice.
Lawn Gnomes (Kmart and otherwise)
Choppa Choppas
Bubble Fairies
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Left by his father the Dragon King of Beijing, a streetwise Chinese orphan and his two dragons begin their new life in America. Without money or the comfort of familiar faces, Little Tiger finds an unexpected welcome in Tarpon Springs, Florida, in a wealthy widower’s riverside home run by his mysterious Greek housekeeper. Life is not easy, but learning English and a new culture is nothing compared to the daily responsibility of caring for newborn dragons, a secret Litle Tiger keeps until a fateful outing to the Sponge Docks. There, he discovers an ancient magic that heals the wounds hidden in all the lives around him, including his own. The cost of using such powerful magic opens other unseen doors leading to even bigger adventures. This second installment of Little Tiger Tales is for children ages 8 and up. $9.99 |
It is the first day of Spring Festival in the Year of the Dragon. A Chinese orphan named Little Tiger visits the mysterious elderly gardener he has befriended. The boy knows that Ming Wu is not who he seems to be. When the old man reveals that he has protected dragons for a thousand years, Little Tiger finds himself face-to-face with the last Dragon King of Beijing. But when destiny takes the boy away from China to America, the sudden adventure changes his young life forever. This first installment of Little Tiger Tales is for children ages 8 and up. $8.99
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Yes, No Goodbyes Lamb Planet Main Titles
music & lyrics by D. Byron Patterson
Where was I running off to?
Don't know, I can't remember
Exactly why I even came this way
It's like a dream and it seemed
The best way to get lost in finding
The reasons why I wasted yesterday
Now I'm just lying here
Busting rain clouds in the sky
You're right beside me smiling
We're just watching the world go by
I was wondering
If you would be stopping by
Come and go as you please
But come and go as you are
You can wish in a well
Or make a wish on a star
Say hello to never being alone
Yes, no goodbyes
Sometimes the years can make you
Feel like you're way too heavy
To take a leap of faith
From way up high
Look out below, just go
And don't get hung up on the falling
It takes a lot of love
To learn how to fly
It's a beautiful world,
can you imagine?
Just close your eyes
So many different ways to see
And all the magic you need
Is deep inside
I was wondering
If you would be stopping by
Come and go as you please
But come and go as you are
You can wish in a well
Or make a wish on a star
Say hello to never being alone
Yes, no goodbyes