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Good Luck Baby Owls
Two little owls want to learn to fly--to fly high in the sky. But kind Daddy Owl says: “Not yet. You're far too small.” This lyrical story about little ones impatient to become big will resonate with children everywhere. Stunning collage paintings perfectly capture the warmth and energy of the irresistible babies as they stretch and grow and prepare to test their wings.

 
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Good Luck Baby Owls
Two little owls want to learn to fly--to fly high in the sky. But kind Daddy Owl says: “Not yet. You're far too small.” This lyrical story about little ones impatient to become big will resonate with children everywhere. Stunning collage paintings perfectly capture the warmth and energy of the irresistible babies as they stretch and grow and prepare to test their wings.

 
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Good Luck Baby Owls

Good Luck Baby Owls

Good Luck Baby Owls

Good Luck Baby Owls

Overview

Two little owls want to learn to fly--to fly high in the sky. But kind Daddy Owl says: “Not yet. You're far too small.” This lyrical story about little ones impatient to become big will resonate with children everywhere. Stunning collage paintings perfectly capture the warmth and energy of the irresistible babies as they stretch and grow and prepare to test their wings.

 

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781907967283
Publisher: Boxer Books
Publication date: 11/06/2012
Pages: 32
Sales rank: 495,597
Product dimensions: 10.00(w) x 10.80(h) x 0.40(d)
Age Range: 2 - 5 Years

About the Author




When not writing stories for children, Giles Milton  writes history books for adults. And when he's not writing history, he's probably working on a novel.  He is the author of Nathaniel's Nutmeg, which was serialized by BBC Radio. 
 
Alexandra Milton was born in Paris, where she studied art and English. She draws inspiration from her father and grandfather, both distinguished artists from Germany. Alexandra worked as an elementary school teacher before becoming a full-time illustrator. Both authors live in London.
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