Wow! Said The Owl
By Tim Hopgood
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.82
From 17 readers
What do our readers think of Wow! Said The Owl? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy the bright colours, simple story and repeated “WOW!”, and many love pointing out the pictures and naming the colours. Some children find it too simple or do not stay interested for the whole book.
What does the Pageticker team say about Wow! Said The Owl?
Wow! Said the Owl is a bright, cheerful introduction to colours, with a curious little owl leading the way through a very appealing natural world. The repeated “WOW!” makes it fun to join in with, while Tim Hopgood’s bold, textured illustrations give every page plenty to spot. Best suited to younger children who enjoy simple stories, colourful pictures and a touch of bedtime wonder.
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What is Wow! Said The Owl about?
A curious little owl, usually awake at night, decides to stay up during the day. She discovers a vibrant world filled with colours—red butterflies, orange flowers, green leaves, and more. As the day ends, she realises that the night sky, with its twinkling stars, remains the most beautiful sight of all.
About the author
Tim Hopgood is a British author and illustrator who loves creating colourful picture books for children. He is best known for his joyful book 'Wow! Said the Owl', which explores the wonders of the world around us. Tim enjoys sharing stories that celebrate nature, colours, and imagination, making reading fun and exciting for everyone.
Discussion ideas around Wow! Said The Owl
Being Curious: Why do you think the little owl wants to stay awake and see what happens during the day?
Favourite Colours: Which colour that the owl sees do you like best, and what does it make you think of?
Nature’s Wonders: What beautiful colours can we find outside near our home?
Day And Night: How do daytime and night-time feel different to you?
Feeling Amazed: What has made you say “wow!” recently, and why was it so special?
Pages
27 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2009
First published
2009
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