"O'Keeffe's reputation as a sexually inspired, Freudian-minded artist preceded the reception of her art in the gallery. Neither wholly abstract nor realist, but a melding of realist interpretations of flowers, bones, shells, rocks and the landscape, her art is structured with abstract design. She identified the power of landscape, discovered first in Texas and later in the desert of New Mexico, as a primary inspiration.
In The Sharing Sheep, delve into a heartwarming journey of four previously self-centered animals, each confronted with their own unique challenge. From a famished sheep to a freezing bird, a stranded ant, and a drowning worm, they all face predicaments that seem insurmountable. But as the story unfolds, these animals discover the transformative power of thinking beyond themselves. Will the sheep find sustenance? Can the bird find warmth? How will the ant find its way to solid ground, and can the worm escape the water's clutches? This beautifully crafted tale promises not only an engrossing adventure but also a timeless lesson on the magic of kindness and collaboration. Perfect for readers of all ages, The Sharing Sheep resonates with its delightful characters, captivating narrative, and a heartwarming message that lingers long after the last page is turned.