Lamby's World
of Love & Fleece on Earth,
a Fun Website for Kids and Kids-at-Heart
A very bad day
with the family dog landed our little gray hero into a nightstand
drawer until Dad could stitch him up again. A blue plastic water
bottle cap made magic by an ancient Chinese dragon pearl accidentally
brought the stuffed toy animal to life.
Disabled or not, Lamby
had a mission to spread Love & Fleece to those needing
to believe in themselves and in magic, and in a world
filled with possibilities.
Well, that's not an easy question to answer since
there's real magic involved. And when I mean magic, I mean living
stuffed toy animals, Chinese Dragons and other mythical creatures,
and kids of all ages and cultures.
Lamby's
Dad runs a wild animal rescue center with his adopted
son and assistant handler who understands the language of rare
(and mythic) animals. In fact, when Little Tiger first
came to America with twin fire-breathing Chinese Puppy Dragons
in tow, he had no idea that he would also introduce a living
breathing stuffed toy animal to the world.
Jonesy, the
Red Chinese Puppy Dragon, spends his every waking hour trying to
fly even though he can't yet. Because his twin blue sister Sara is
searching for stuffed toy animals for Lamby to bring to life, Ibsen (a
Norwegian snow monkey) watches over and protects Jonesy. Ibsen
doesn't speak. He signs with his large hands and feet. He also
helps corral the Mongo Collective (that's 32 pint-sized
Lamby clones with a knack for making all kinds of trouble for the
Lambpants.com gang).
Snout the coffee-drinking
computer-savvy pig is the voice of reason whenever things get too
chaotic at the Lambpants
* Stuffed Toy Animal Rescue Shelter.
A tale of love, friendship and courage,
this adventure is the first in a series of stories about Lamby,
his mission to spread Love and Fleece on Earth, his odd-but-lovable
friends, and his wonderful, whimsical, magical world of Lamb
Planet.
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
Jonesy, the
Red Chinese Puppy Dragon, spends his every waking hour trying to
fly even though he can't yet. Because his twin blue sister Sara is
searching for stuffed toy animals for Lamby to bring to life, Ibsen (a
Norwegian snow monkey) watches over and protects Jonesy. Ibsen
doesn't speak. He signs with his large hands and feet. He also
helps corral the Mongo Collective (that's 32 pint-sized
Lamby clones with a knack for making all kinds of trouble for the
Lambpants.com gang). 
