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Owl Babies
by Martin Waddell (author) and Patrick Benson (illustrator)
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Additional Information
Item number
- This is item number 5119 in Schools Catalogue 2012/2013
ISBN
- 9780744531671
Other details
- As featured in our Schools Catalogue 2012/2013
- 32 pages
- For ages 4 to 7
Accelerated Reader
- AR Level: 2.4 Lower years (0.5 points)
When three baby owlets wake up and realise that Mummy has gone hunting, they anxiously wait and worry about her in the big black night. But as they wish and wish for Mummy, suddenly she comes – swooping back to them through the trees to put their minds at ease! Gently addressing young children’s fear of separation, this much-loved classic has delighted generations of readers. Shimmering twilit pictures capture the mystery and magic of night time, creating the perfect snuggle-up bedtime read.
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What kids think
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imi264 on 16 July 2012

This is such a cute and lovely little story for younger ones!
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dashernasher on 6 March 2012

such a cute little book for the youn kids.
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xxisabellatrixx on 27 February 2011

beautiful piece of literature perfect for reading to little children at night when they have to got to sleep in the dark without their parents just like the owlets!
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louisesparkle on 11 October 2009

This book is absolutely great for for reading at night. It is suitable for 3+ as a calm bedtime story. I felt safe and happy when I read this book! You will sleep peacefully when you’ve finished!
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acroem on 4 May 2009

I’ve loved this book since I was a baby. “I want my mummy” said Bill is my favourite line.
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lizziegem on 11 January 2009

my favourite of all time
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fashionjenny on 10 January 2009

When I was in infants I read this book. If I gave ir a rating out of ten I would i give it a ten!
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rainbo7474 on 10 January 2009

IT WAS OK



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lmdrld on 5 March 2013
This is about three owl babies who wake up to not find their mother.