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Owl Capone

By: Christy Ewers
Narrated by: Matt Braver
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Owl Capone–he’s got a heart as big as his fedora and he is ready to steal hearts everywhere.

Owl knows the way into people’s hearts is through his legendary sandwich wraps and OG secret family sauce served at his restaurant in the Windy Forest. He’s practically considered a celebrity! But when he is unexpectedly betrayed by his right-hand man, a sneaky little rat named Gus, Owl is forced to close the doors to his restaurant.

Will Owl be able to win back his customers and reopen his once beloved restaurant?

With an affirming message that encourages readers to view kindness as a strength rather than a weakness, Owl Capone is sure to leave you hungry and wanting more!


"Here’s an offering readers...can’t refuse." – Booklist

"The kind message at its heart is the real secret sauce." – Publisher’s Weekly
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"An owl restaurateur gets some unexpected competition from a double-crossing colleague... Sayegh’s digital collage art, which features an all-animal cast dressed like players in a golden-age gangster movie, sure is swell. Anyone familiar with gangster tropes should find this book terrific fun." – Kirkus Reviews

"Ewers, making her debut, and Sayegh (the Proper Badger series) smuggle a lesson about kindness inside an unlikely wrapper: a classic gangster story. Owl Capone, dressed in a pinstriped suit and jaunty fedora, is a community pillar... Densely textured, digitally finished mixed-media collage echoes the hard-boiled text, paying loving tribute to The Godfather with winks that include a menu board that puns on gangster classics... the kind message at its heart is the real secret sauce." – Publisher’s Weekly

“This Godfatherish tone, though, stands in comical contrast to the author’s rather sweet story... A glossary of gangster slang at the back adds to the cheery cognitive dissonance, as do Sayegh’s cartoon scenes of a notably diverse animal cast clad in Depression era garb slugging almond milk and chowing down on wraps with monikers like “The Goodfella” and “The Usual Suspects.” Here’s an offering readers... can’t refuse." – Booklist

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