"The Tale of Snowball Lamb" by Arthur Scott Bailey is a charming story about a young lamb named Snowball who becomes the pet of a boy named Johnnie Green. Snowball is a white lamb with a soft coat and a pink nose, and he quickly becomes a beloved companion to Johnnie. The story unfolds with Snowball's adventures on the farm, his interactions with other animals, and his attempts to learn circus tricks under Johnnie's guidance. Despite his initial reluctance, Snowball learns to jump through hoops, motivated by the promise of cracked corn as a treat. However, his antics often lead to humorous situations, such as when he mistakes a barrel for a hoop and ends up rolling down a hill. Snowball's curiosity and playful nature sometimes get him into trouble, but his innocence and charm endear him to the other animals and to Johnnie. The narrative also explores Snowball's interactions with the farm's other inhabitants, including the wise old Mr. Crow, the Muley Cow, and the mischievous black lamb. Through these interactions, Snowball learns about the dynamics of farm life and the importance of friendship and loyalty. The story is a delightful exploration of a young lamb's life on a farm, filled with humor, adventure, and valuable life lessons.