Sheep on a Ship by Nancy E. Shaw and Margot Apple

Whenever there’s a storm, the sheep cover their heads, and when the thunder does it last boom, and the last drops has fell, and the dark clouds go away, and the white clouds come, and they’re glad to know that their dock is 10 ft. away, and then they dock, and take their treasure off the boat. You never know where they’re really hiding it, but it make sense because it IS treasure. 

每当有暴风雨，羊就捂着头，当雷声响起时，最后一滴水落下，乌云散去，白云来了，他们很高兴知道他们的码头在 10 英尺外，然后他们靠岸，把他们的宝藏从船上拿走。你永远不知道他们真正把它藏在哪里，但这是有道理的，因为它是宝藏。