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Title: Bedtime Just Got a Whole Lot Woolier

United States, 19th May 2026 - Meet the Alphabet Sheep: Quiet now? Not quite. Bath taken, meal finished, tiny clothes changed, lamps turned low. Yet the little ones - still alert. Eyes open wide, fixed on the ceiling, needing another drink, circling back through today's classroom moments, asking questions about everything and nothing. Ring a bell?Gloria Dance has walked through this moment more than once. Life handed it to her first as a mom, then again later as a grandma, until she chose words as her way through it. What came next arrived after decades of teaching - twenty-five years full of chalk and small chairs - when one quiet thought appeared: could counting sheep turn into something kids actually enjoy? That idea grew legs. It became Counting Alphabet Sheep. Not planned. Just honest.Here is the setup. Two children lie in bed, wide awake, brains buzzing. Beyond their window, a green pasture stretches out, dotted with sheep. Not your usual kind though. Every animal wears a letter stitched into its fleece. Each has a name beginning with that same letter. And each is caught doing something silly - adopting ants, flying kites, splashing through streams.Ace feels something tiny creeping across his nose. Out beyond the fence, Gina struts through tall grass wearing oversized sunglasses, acting like the whole field belongs to her. A hat sits perfectly tilted on Hakeem's head - strange thing for a sheep to pull off so well. Up above, a wild purple creature dances on the wind, held tight by Katie's steady grip. Meanwhile, Quentin stands frozen beside a skunk who wandered a little too close for comfort.Twenty-six sheep in total. Every single one gets a moment in the spotlight.Here is the clever part. Hidden beneath all the goofy scenes, each sentence sticks to one letter sou...

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