Author: Arnold Lobel
Published: 1975
Pages: 64
I really enjoyed reading Owl at Home to the kids this week. They loved to each shout out "owl!" while I was reading it. The book is made up of five delightful and well illustrated stories that will make you feel right at home.
Join Owl as he invites in Winter but gets a chilly, unexpected surprise in The Guest. If it's time for bed, make sure you examine the bed covers for any possible Strange Bumps. Pour yourself a cup of Tear-Water Tea if you want to ponder the misfortunes of life. If it's a little exercise you need, be sure to run with Owl Upstairs and Downstairs. And lastly, making new friends is easier than you think in Owl and the Moon.
Hope you are able to check it out!
xoxo,
Kelly
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