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John Schoenherr
1 Books
Late one winter night, a little girl and her father bundle up and step out into the freezing cold. They are going owling. The trees stand as still as statues, and the snowy world is as silent as a dream. As they walk together through the dark woods, the father calls out to the mysterious nighttime bird, hoping for an answer. Wordlessly, the two companions crunch through the snow, because when you go owling, you do not need words. You only need hope. Sometimes there isn't an owl, but sometimes, if you are very lucky, there is. Step into this gentle, poetic story that beautifully captures the quiet magic of a winter night and the special bond between a parent and child. It is a breathtaking visual treasure that you will want to share again and again.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
N/A
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