Caleb has no interest in being a sheperd until he rescues a newborn lamb.

Meet a young shepherd boy who raises a small lamb and falls in love with his pet. Walk with the boy through valleys and fights with lions to protect his flock. Mature into a young man with him as he gives the ultimate sacrifice to the Lord Jesus Christ. Laugh with him, cry with him and rejoice with him, as he triumphs over defeat. This is truly an inspiring story of hope and faith to all, young and old. Take the folkloric journey of The Lambs Entrance into Jerusalem through a small shepherds growth into manhood. Part metaphorical tale, part spiritual voyage, Tammy McSwains short tale packs wisdom into a unique analogy that will delight children and adults alike.

Deep beneath the city of Jerusalem lies a stone fortress. In this lair hides an evil about to be unleashed upon the world by the Prince of Darkness. This immortal army has been created for one purpose, to prevent the Messiah from fulfilling his eternal destiny, but God has chosen The Elected to stand beside the Messiah to protect him from Satan's plan. This child, orphaned at birth, is unaware that his father is an Angel. Our story follows Caleb through his life as he grows stronger physically and spiritually, and becomes a mighty warrior of God. Truth and fiction are interwoven to paint a picture of the life of Jesus and possible dangers awaiting him throughout his life on earth. Our young hero stands in the gap between good and evil. Believing he has lost to Satan at the crucifixion, he is overwhelmed at the reality of Christ's resurrection. The Elected is filled with biblical doctrine. It walks with Jesus through His ministry and His last weeks on earth. You see every detail of the trials, beatings, and the crucifixion as if you were there. The book is filled with hope and positive virtues that transcend all time.

Caleb is a lame orphan boy who lives with a group of shepherds in the hills of Judea. He and his pet lamb, Shalev, also crippled, follow the shepherds to Bethlehem to see the king. When Caleb sees the baby Jesus, he gives the baby his lamb.

In 1665, a young man from Martha's Vineyard became the first Native American to graduate from Harvard College. Upon this slender factual scaffold, Brooks has created a luminous tale of love and faith, magic and adventure.