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Paper-craft cover art of a small round owl on a branch in a forest of paper trees under a big yellow moon

No. 12The Owl Who Lost Her HootPicked by Mo, ages 3–6

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The Owl Who Lost Her Hoot

by Hazel Penrose, illustrated by Otto Marsh

A sleepy owl, a lost hoot and a forest full of helpers

Price: £12.99

Ages
3–6
Format
Hardback picture book
Length
32 pages

We read this one at story time more than any other, and the children join in with the animal noises by the second page.

The rhymes are easy to read aloud and the ending is soft enough for bedtime: Little Owl finds her hoot exactly where it should be. Otto Marsh’s paper forest has something new to spot on every page.

Why we love it

It is about asking for help, and about everyone having their own voice. It also has the best owl in any book we sell.

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