Oola, the Owl who Lost Her Hoot!
By Sarah Phillips and Tim Bugbird
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Synopsis
After a lively night of play, little Oola the owl tries to hoot goodnight but can only manage a tiny 'wooo'. Her mother explains she's lost her voice from exhaustion. Misunderstanding, Oola believes her hoot is lost in the forest. Unable to sleep, she embarks on a daytime adventure, meeting various forest creatures and mimicking their sounds in her quest to find her hoot. Will Oola rediscover her voice?
About the author
Tim Bugbird is a popular children's author who loves creating fun and colourful stories. He is best known for writing the 'My Magical' series, which is filled with sparkly adventures and friendly characters. Tim enjoys inspiring children to use their imagination and discover the joy of reading through his playful books.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2011
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