Clarification on the Sweet Dreams cloth book

Talking about the Sweet Dreams, Snoopy board books, I made a reference to a cloth book called simply Sweet Dreams, based on a seeing it at this Etsy shop. At the time I was thinking “hey, that’s hopefully the only one of the cloth books which I don’t have!” (it’s one of a series of “books” sold as fabric panels, which you have to sew yourself or, as in this case, buy it from someone who sewed it up.)

Then I realized that I do have that book… but my confusion was obvious. You see, it’s not actually called Sweet Dreams. As you’ll see in this eBay listing of the fabric panel, it’s actually called Snoopy: Baby’s Best Friend; the etsy one is just using one of the inside pages as the cover!

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