“Join Ollie on his adventure in searching for his sister and
learning the significance of being different.”
About the Book:
While providing insightful perspectives on diversity, The OWL Who Couldn’t WHOO offers
educators, libraries, parents and young readers a fresh new look on
anti-bullying and self-confidence.
My girls really enjoyed this book. My youngest loved saying
all of Ollie’s special words (“WHEERE!” or “WHEEN!” or “WHYY!” and sometimes
“WHAAT!” ) and it was a great exercise for my oldest who is in speech to
practice some of the words she has difficultly with in a fun new way. The
author LeeAnna Kail wrote the book as more of a fun story to show how to get
along with others who are different, but my family found other valuable things
as you can see written with in the pages. One reason why this writing mama
feels picture books are important to have within your bookshelves.
The story is simply told with just enough details within the
illustrations and context to let young readers see beyond the words on the
page. The most important thing is this is one story you won’t mind reading
repeatedly as the live lessons are shared in such away it isn’t preachy and just a fun read for all ages.
Places where available: Halopublishing.com, Amazon.com,
BarnesandNoble.com and by author.
Title of
Book: The Owl Who Couldn’t WHOO
Publisher:
Halo Publishing, Int.
ISBN
Number(s): 978-1-61244-129-0
You can find out more about the author LeeAnna Kail, her
debut children’s picture book and World of Ink Author/Book Tour at http://tinyurl.com/n5bul86
Follow
LeeAnna Kail at
Twitter: @LA_Kail
