Owly

A sweet classic, looks to be suitable for those reading the high end of 'leveled readers' as well as lapsit and small groups. I love that the mom encourages the child to investigate to find the answers to his own questions (STEM alert!).

The big idea of this story is exploring curiosity at a young age. A young owl keeps asking his mom questions about the how many stars there are, how high the sky is and how deep the ocean goes. Owly’s mom keeps relying with “ go and count them” or “go and see.” The story is repetitive and ends on a sweet note. Owly tells his mom “I love you as much as the sky is high and the ocean is deep.” This is a great story for young kids to read and think about the answers to Owly’s questions. I enjoyed reading this story as a kid and I still love it!

My son has been interested in owls since he was 18 months old.

Really sweet book about a son's curiosity and his mother's gentle encouragement.

Super cute. And sweet.

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