owl

Language:

Kim Mitzo Thompson; Karen Mitzo Hilderbrand, Jackie Binder

Spanish

ISBN:

9781640335240

Twin Sisters®

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Educational, Embracing Diversity, Little Brave Stories

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Illustrations, Narrations, Sounds

Keywords:

black and white, animal sounds, cat, bird, owl, bee, frog, mouse, cricket

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Snowy Owls

tom_175960 — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 23:06:21 +0000

A snowy owl silently glides to an open tree branch. It waits and listens for prey to come near. Then, it swoops down to grab its next meal! In this low-level text, readers will discover how these birds thrive in the Arctic biome. Engaging text and a special graphic explore the snowy owl’s adaptations, while a profile and diet feature provide even more information about snowy owls. Readers will be impressed by the survival skills of these silent hunters!

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http://www.bellwethermedia.com

ISBN:

9781618919724

Bellwether Media

Betsy Rathburn

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Educational

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Photos

Keywords:

owl, bird, fly, flight, arctic, winter, night

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My Favorite Animal: Owls

xistpublishing — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 20:38:52 +0000

What's your favorite animal? In My Favorite Animal: Owls, students will learn amazing facts about owls. Each My Favorite Animal book features interesting non-fiction at a 2nd-grade reading level paired with questions throughout the text to check the reader's comprehension. Sample Text: All owls fly without making a sound, except for fishing owls since they don’t need to fly silently over water. Their feathers have a soft edge that makes their flight silent. This makes them excellent predators since they can swoop down on their prey without being heard.

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9781532406065

Xist Publishing

Victoria Marcos

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Boys, Educational, Environment, Girls

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Illustrations, Photos

Keywords:

baby owl, owl nocturnal, owl information for kids, night, owl, animals

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Little Hoo Gets the Wiggles

xistpublishing — Fri, 14 Feb 2020 18:31:32 +0000

Let's Move, Little Hoo! Sometimes Little Hoo just needs to move. Help Little Hoo get the wiggles (and the worries) out in this fun and active picture book. Perfect for storytime, this little book gets toddlers and preschoolers laughing, moving, and learning strategies for dealing with stress and anxiety.

Average: 5 (1 vote)

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ISBN:

9781532413254

Xist Publishing

Brenda Ponnay

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Art, Family & Friends, Lessons

Features:

Illustrations, Photos

Keywords:

little hoo, exercise for kids, anxiety, kids worry, workout for kids, storytime, owl

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Happy Easter, Little Hoo! / Felices Pascuas pequeño buho!

xistpublishing — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 23:48:01 +0000

Bilingual Edition: Happy Easter, Little Hoo! Time for an Easter Egg hunt, Little Hoo! Help Little Hoo find all of the Easter Eggs in this sweet little book. Little Hoo looks up and down, over and under to find all of the colorful eggs. Happy Easter, Little Hoo is part of the Little Hoo series featuring cute and reassuring texts for toddlers and preschoolers. In this Xist Kids English Spanish Bilingual Edition, the original English text is paired with the Spanish translation on each page.

Average: 5 (1 vote)

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Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Family & Friends, Holidays, Imagination

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Illustrations, Photos

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owl, animals, easter, early reader, preschool, toddler, eggs, little hoo

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Little Hoo has the Flu / El pequeño búho tiene gripe

xistpublishing — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 23:38:17 +0000

Bilingual Edition: Little Hoo has the Flu Poor Little Hoo! Little Hoo doesn’t feel good. With a fever and a stuffy beak, Little Hoo needs lots of rest before the little owl will be ready to play. Mama Hoo provides fluffy pillows, plenty of tissues and comforting soup for the little owl in this sweet book about being sick. Little Hoo hast the Flu is part of the Little Hoo series featuring cute and reassuring texts for toddlers and preschoolers. In this Xist Kids English Spanish Bilingual Edition, the original English text is paired with the Spanish translation on each page.

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Animals & Creatures, Boys, Family & Friends, Girls, Health & Sports

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Illustrations, Photos

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owl, mom, friends, sickness, flu, stuffy nose, illness, little hoo, kids flu, book about being sick

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Happy Easter, Little Hoo!

xistpublishing — Wed, 12 Feb 2020 23:41:15 +0000

Time for an Easter Egg hunt, Little Hoo! Help Little Hoo find all of the Easter Eggs in this sweet little book. Little Hoo looks up and down, over and under to find all of the colorful eggs. Happy Easter, Little Hoo is part of the Little Hoo series featuring cute and reassuring texts for toddlers and preschoolers.

Average: 4.5 (2 votes)

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Author, Brenda Ponnay; Illustrator, Brenda Ponnay

ISBN:

9781532409288

Xist Publishing

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Bed Time, Family & Friends, Holidays

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

owl, animals, family, toddler, eggs, holiday

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Copyright Brenda Ponnay All Rights Reserved No portion of this book may be reproduced without express permission from the publisher First Edition Hardcover ISBN Paperback ISBN eISBN Published in the United States by Xist Publishing wwwxistpublishingcom PO Box Irvine CA Happy Easter Little Hoo Brenda Ponnay Good morning Little Hoo Its time for an Easter egg hunt Can you find all your Easter eggs Did you look under the bed You found it There was an egg under the bed

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Guess the Bird

Gray_Duck — Tue, 03 Sep 2019 23:52:26 +0000

Ten mystery birds not of the same feather flock together in this book. They are gathered to test the bird-watching skills of young readers. Will kids be able to identify them correctly after limited observation? Or will one kind of bird be confused with another?

Average: 5 (1 vote)

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ISBN:

9781948052283

Gray Duck

Kari Noel

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Boys, Environment, Girls, Mother Nature

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Photos

Keywords:

clues, game, eagle, owl, toucan, flamingo, penguin, haw, hummingbird, peacock

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Stinky Owl

Headline Books — Sun, 18 Aug 2019 11:10:06 +0000

Stinky, a great horned owl, has a problem making friends…because his favorite food is skunk! Inspired by the birds of prey at the Rocky Gap State Park Aviary in Maryland, Melanie Burgess' lifelike illustrations bring this story to life. Learn about Stinky and his predator friends in this fun and educational children's tale. This book was inspired by the birds of prey at the Rocky Gap State Park Aviary. The Aviary houses and cares for birds that have been injured or impacted in some way that makes them unable to survive in the wild. The birds are ambassadors in a Statewide Environmental Education Program called "Scales & Tales," with a three-fold mission: to encourage an appreciation for the splendor and diversity of Maryland's Wildlife, promote an understanding of the relationship between man and wildlife and the habitat they share, and encourage people to visit state forests and parks to further explore that relationship. The scenery illustrations in this book were drawn by the author from different locations around Rocky Gap State Park, including the Indian Trail Marker Tree.

Average: 5 (1 vote)

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ISBN:

9781946664303

Headline Books

Melanie Burgess

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Educational, Embracing Diversity, Environment, Lessons, Little Brave Stories, Mother Nature

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

animals. birds, self esteem, owl, owls, birds of prey, vultures, nature

https://amzn.to/2ZbSRiJ

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Don't Put Your Socks on the Fox!

AJF — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 18:09:32 +0000

"Don't put your socks on the fox!" is a rhyming digital picture book with very simple text that's lots of fun to read aloud. At the beginning of the book, the children are not paying much attention to the animals in their surroundings. In fact, in some cases, the animals are getting overlooked. They're definitely not getting the respect they deserve! But, by the time you reach the end of the book, everything has turned around. The children and the animals are engaged in fun activities together, even if they might never happen in the real world! The cute rhymes by Marilee Joy Mayfield and the detailed, colorful illustrations by children's artist Nina Dolgopolova will make this e-book enjoyable to share again and again.

Average: 5 (1 vote)

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Leaping Antelope Productions

Marilee Joy Mayfield

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Educational, Imagination, Poetry

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

rhyming, fox, socks, skink, drink, pig, wig, owl, towel

Dont put your socks on the fox by Marilee Joy Mayfield Illustrations by Nina Dolgopolova Dont put your socks on the fox by Marilee Joy Mayfield Illustrations by Nina Dolgopolova Published by Leaping Antelope Productions Dont put your socks on the fox Dont drop your blouse

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The Dichotomous Hippopotamus Goes to Bed

hartungn — Wed, 28 Oct 2015 22:03:42 +0000

It’s nighttime and Hippo is getting ready for bed. Hippo puts his toys away, puts on his pajamas, cleans his teeth and then cleans Froggy! Hippo works very hard to get ready for bed in this funny bedtime book of opposites.

Average: 5 (3 votes)

Pages:

Language:

Storybook Genius Publishing

ISBN:

978-1-941434-72-7

Torin Lee, Nayan Soni, Yip Jar Design

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Bed Time, Daddy & Me, Educational, Mommy & Me

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

bedtime, moon, pajamas, frog, hippo, singing, nightime, stars, owl, goodnight

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Hamilton Troll meets Whitaker Owl

ErinGoBraghPublishing — Tue, 30 Dec 2014 19:37:53 +0000

While listening to the sounds of the night, Hamilton Troll hears something that scares him. He soon discovers that it is a young owl named Whitaker who is being taught by his parents how to hoot. Unfortunately Whitaker needs a lot of practice. After the lesson is over, Hamilton and Whitaker go for a walk only to discover a large bear entering the area. Worried for their friends who may not be able to get to safety, Whitaker comes up with a daring plan to scare the bear away.

Average: 3 (5 votes)

Pages:

Language:

Kathleen J. Shields, Leigh A. Klug, Carol W. Bryant

ISBN:

9781311027009

Erin Go Bragh Publishing

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Bed Time, Educational, Imagination, Poetry

Features:

Illustrations, Narrations, Sounds

Keywords:

hamilton troll, owl, nocturnal, teaching, hoot, be unique, bear, ghosts

https://www.amazon.com/Hamilton-Troll-Meets-Whitaker-Owl/dp/1941345042

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Hamilton Troll meets Whitaker Owl It was a dark, dark night, the moon sitting low, The clouds blocked the stars and the haze left a glow. Hamilton lay there awake in his bed, As thoughts of the day played back in his head. He finally got up and stepped out of his home, The cool night air made him wander and roam. The sounds of the night were a musical treat, Deep sounds and high sounds, with a toe tapping beat. But there was one sound out of all of them, that just wasn’t right. A sound that sent shivers throughout Hamilton tonight. It sounded up high, came from the top of the trees, And it echoed and bounced within the cool breeze. Hamilton listened then began to worry, He headed back to his home in a little hurry. When all of a sudden he heard a friends sound, It seemed quite familiar as it bounced all around. He listened again and heard a bold hoot. But the small little sound came back like “oout?” He looked and he looked, his neck bent straight back, As he looked up in the trees, all he saw was pitch black. He recognized two sounds as they repeated the same, And as his ears heard their voice he called them by name. Roy and Perl Owl, is that you up there? I wouldn’t have inquired but I got such a scare. There’s a sound I don’t know, that I just couldn’t pass, “No worries friend Hamilton, we’re just having class. We’re teaching our son how to hoot like an owl, But currently his hoots sound more like a howl.” Then something flew by, so fast like a blur, Landed next to Hamilton and said, “I’m Whitaker.” Startled, not scared, but totally amazed, Hamilton stared with his eyebrows raised. Whitaker Owl was a handsome young boy He looked like his father, a miniature Roy. Like an eagle he soared, his wings spread out wide, And when he stood at attention, his wings at his side, He looked like a statue, his face showed no fear. But when Whitaker hooted, it hurt Hamilton’s ear. Instead of a hoot it sounded like hoooo-wl Whitaker knew why he was in school. His parents flew down and stood next to the troll, They hooted perfection, to teach was their goal. But as Whitaker repeated, what his parents had hooted, Hamilton wished Whitaker could be muted. What came out of his beak was something just wrong, It was high pitched and cracked, not like an owl’s song. He puffed up his chest and stiffened his neck, He poked out his head like about to peck, The sound started low like a small little squeak, Then it grew as it came through his shiny gold beak. The young owl continued repeating each word, He was growing quite happy, this night flying bird. But the hooting was ify, his parents wanted it right, his parents encouraged him, in the misty moonlight. He saw his mom smile, his father stood tall His eyes glowing bright like a golden round ball. They tried and retried, repeating their call, And Whitaker tried, he gave it his all. But the sounds that came from him were so very weird, His mother just sighed as his father just sneered. He puckered his beak and gave a low “hoooooo” But to Hamilton it sounded like a ghost’s eerie “boo” Yet Whitaker remained proud of his out of tune cry, He just couldn’t hear why he needed to try. His parents were tired, time to call it a night, They’ll try this tomorrow, “He’ll soon get it right.” And as they flew towards the tree tops, Hamilton smiled “You’ll get it right, you’re only a child.” Hamilton and Whitaker laughed and talked, Whitaker flying as Hamilton walked. He was almost home, when Hamilton stopped, Whitaker sensed it, from the air he dropped. They looked around quickly, sniffed the air with their nose, They peeked over the grass, stood on tippy toes. In the clearing they saw him, a really big bear, Looking for dinner, small critters beware. They looked at each other, their eyes opened wide, Hamilton spoke, “We must get inside!” But Whitaker knew that hiding’s not right, He knew many friends that went out at night. They needed to know about this dangerous beast, Before the bear made them into a midnight feast! But there was no time for warnings, not everyone, It would take way too long, and some couldn’t run. But he had to do something, this he knew. But what could this tiny young owl really do? Just then an idea flooded his head, Whitaker remembered what Hamilton said. “I sound like a ghost, and I sound really scary. Do you think I could chase off this bear that is hairy?” There was no time to wonder, Hamilton nodded his head, “I’ll spread the word, you go ahead.” So Whitaker flew off, as fast as he could, He soared through the air, he flew really good. He dove past the bear and gave it his most, And the bear he was certain he’d just seen a ghost. Again and again, Whitaker flew around, He flew by the bear and gave off that sound. The bear ducked down, he covered his head, Some of his fur flew, he began to shed. He trembled afraid, “These woods are haunted!” He turned and he ran, this was not what he wanted. As the bear fled the area, he didn’t look back, He was sure if he’d stay the ghost would attack. As the bear disappeared, Whitakers parents flew in They checked on their youngling, who sat with a grin. “You saved everyone, with your unique little style, Your silent fast flight and your hoot that is wild.” Maybe just maybe, this is what you should do, Sound like yourself, your hoot is all you.” So from that night on when Hamilton would go walking, And he heard the night creatures, all the animals talking, The sounds of the woods such musical fun, He’d strain to hear Whitaker, the odd little one. And every so often, he’d hear that low “booo” And he knew it was Whitaker, saying hi to you. Dedicated to Bill & Jo Landers, whose perky ears caught the sounds of parent owls teaching their young, one night, so long ago. Thank you.

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Hamilton Troll meets Pink Light Sprite

ErinGoBraghPublishing — Thu, 19 Jun 2014 16:22:57 +0000

Meet Hamilton Troll, a fun-loving friend to the forest creatures and quite a unique little troll. But Hamilton has a problem, a fear he simply can not control and it is up to Pink Light Sprite to help him resolve his problem.Follow Hamilton as he takes this exciting journey down the forest path. He will meet new friends that he will always remember and he will in-turn help others when they need him most.

Average: 5 (1 vote)

Pages:

Language:

Kathleen J. Shields, Leigh A. Klug, Carol W. Bryant

ISBN:

978-0-9882745-7-0

Erin Go Bragh Publishing

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Bed Time, Educational, Family & Friends, Poetry

Features:

Illustrations, Photos, Narrations, Sounds

Keywords:

troll, fairy, fear, storm, flood, friends, rainbow, plants, squirrel, owl

https://www.amazon.com/Hamilton-Troll-Meets-Light-Sprite/dp/0988274574

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By the stump of a tree, inside a big hole, There lives a nice guy, named Hamilton Troll. A very short chap, with a cheery smile Whose face can be seen as far as a mile. His head is the shape of an upside-down pear, And it’s topped with a mop of tangled red hair. He wears a flat hat with a patch on the rim, So everyone he knows will be sure to find him. His eyes are like chocolate, big, brown and fat. His pants are all faded on the place that he sat. Wearing neck tie and vest, he tries to look good. He was taught by his mother, that he always should. His heart is as big as a giant brick house, Even though Hamilton’s as small as a mouse. He walks through the woods helping all of the bugs Gather food, nuts and grain and giving out hugs. Everyone loves to hear Hamilton giggle He starts out quite bold and his belly does jiggle. In the forest his name rings out like a bell With songs of the troll with stories to tell. Hamilton’s a troll all filled with glee, He’s as fun as a cricket, all his friends agree. But there are times when Hamilton fills up with fear, Times when the sky darkens to drear, A time when tree branches snap in the breeze, A storm rolling in knocks about those loose leaves. The sky turns to dark, in the bright of the day, And rumble and grumble then suddenly give way, To a blanket of raindrops that fall to the ground, And flood out his hole, Hamilton could drown! When this happens Hamilton will run. He runs to a safe place until it is done. He leaps over flowers and skips around trees, ‘Till he finds his safe place where he falls to his knees. A place that he calls the ‘Hide Away Flop’ Where he goes every time the sky tries to drop. Big leafed plants like green elephant ears Would cover the area and shelter his fears. No home he could make it, no walls, just a roof, But on days like this that roof would sure do. As the storm ended leaving a rainbow or two, The flowers did sighed in the cool misty dew. He peeped from below the plant he did hide, Saw ‘twas okay, then tiptoed outside. He pranced to the stream to wash off the mud, When a song hit his ears and he tripped with a thud. And whom to his eyes did he notice afar? But a tiny blonde sprite that looked like a star. She sparkled like moonbeams that danced in her hair With jaw dropped wide open, Hamilton stared. She twirled around fast on a pretty pink petal. Stood up and bowed like the spout of a kettle.

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The Silent Owl

topthatpub — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 00:36:29 +0000

'In the great, old hollow oak, Lived the Owl, Who never spoke.’ In the deep, dark forest lives an owl who never speaks. The forest animals are worried about silent Owl, but he has a few surprises up his sleeve! New and emerging readers will love this enchanting bedtime book with unique illustrations and rhythmic text, ensuring that it is guaranteed to be picked up again and again!

Average: 4.2 (6 votes)

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