First, the Super Readers come to the rescue when they meet Little Bo Peep, who's hot on the trail of her lost sheep. Then, Super Why and the team jump into the story The Sheep Who Lost Little Bo ...

On the one hand, you have Little Bo Peep and her sheep. There is a conundrum, it’s solved and everyone is happy and rhyming the day away. On the other hand, you have a life lessons: don’t obsess.

"Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep, / And can’t tell where to find them." It sounds innocent enough, doesn't it? But like with many nursery rhymes, the meaning is much darker than most people ...

"Toy Story 4" will be in theaters in just a few months but "GMA" got an exclusive sneak peek of the new movie and one character is back with some attitude. We see Little Bo Peep, voiced by Annie ...

Toy Story fans, if you've been wondering what happened to Little Bo Peep ever since the second movie, you're in luck ... Andy's mom sells Bo Peep, her sheep, and her lamp to an unnamed man ...

Not everyone is aware of the dark meaning contained within them, however. "Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep, / And can't tell where to find them." It starts off innocently enough, right?

Little Bo Peep discovers that one of her sheep-students is missing when she counts noses at school. The missing lamb is wandering in the woods and is tricked by the big-bad-wolf into going to the ...

Most people will have sung along to the famous nursery rhyme, about Little Bo-Peep losing her sheep, many times before. It turns out the nursery rhyme isn't about sheep at allCredit: Getty But it ...

Bo Peep and Woody are front-and-center in the clip from Toy Story 4 that premiered on Friday’s Good Morning America. In the sneak peek above, Bo directs her sheep, Billy, Goat, and Gruff ...

The nursery rhyme about losing sheep.Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep and doesn’t know where to find them. Her companion Little Boy Blue is doing his best to help find the woolly runaways but he ...