And then came Lämmchen

A life without sheep is possible, but pointless. How does one feel the wind at their back again when life is whistling around their ears? When her body starts to fail her, Anne Hansen makes a decision: she moves from the big city back to her hometown to recuperate by the North Sea. But she never imagined that the greatest help would come on four paws: at the dyke, she meets a lamb and saves it from the slaughterhouse – or does the lamb save her instead? With humor and warmth, she tells the story of an unusual friendship that answers the big question of life: What truly makes us happy? It’s a love letter to the most underestimated animal in the world, to the flatlands where the rain comes sideways, and to the art of simply letting go. This book is for you if you want to learn how to better cope with stress, crises, and setbacks, are considering moving to the countryside (small spoiler: you will discover entirely new sides of yourself!), and want to understand why seeking happiness in the little things changes everything.