Book details
Owl in the House (Blue Bananas)
Description
One stormy night Owl gets blown down a chimney pot into a dark silent house. How can he get out again? He asks the gerbil, the dog and the little girl upstairs. At last it is the cat that helps him.
Age
5-7
Text complexity
beginner
Length
48 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: 'Owl in the House (Blue Bananas)' by Gregory Evans offers an engaging and entertaining storyline that captures the imagination of young readers. The tale of an owl's adventure in a human household is filled with humor and unexpected twists that keep children interested and eager to read on.
- Reading Development: The Blue Bananas series is specifically designed to help children develop their reading skills. With its controlled vocabulary, clear type, and engaging illustrations, 'Owl in the House' is an excellent choice for early readers who are building their confidence in reading independently.
- Educational Value: Through the story, readers can learn about the behavior and characteristics of owls, as well as the importance of wildlife conservation. The book can serve as a starting point for discussions about nature, animals, and how humans interact with the environment.
- Family Bonding: Reading 'Owl in the House' together with family members can be a delightful bonding experience. It provides an opportunity for parents and children to share a story, discuss the characters and plot, and enjoy quality time together, fostering a love for reading and storytelling.