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There's an Owl in the Shower

De : Jean Craighead George
Lu par : Ed Sala
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Borden Watson goes to the giant redwood forest for one reason: to shoot spotted owls. They are the reason his dad has lost his job as a logger, and Borden hates them. But when he comes across a baby owl that has fallen out of its nest, Borden can’t resist the tiny, elflike creature. And luckily this owlet doesn’t have spots, so it must be a barred owl - not the enemy. Borden takes the little owl home and names it Bardy. Before long Bardy wins over each member of Borden’s owl-hating family. Even his father pitches in to take care of the hungry owlet. But what will happen when they find out that Bardy is really a spotted owl?

Award-winning nature writer Jean Craighead George weaves valuable ecological information into this heartwarming story of a family’s love affair with a very special little owl. Young listeners will be fascinated as they learn about owls and their endangered forest habitat.

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The choice of the boy as the POV character draws us immediately in and the author’s respectful approach of each side’s perspective, not drawing up villains and showing how we can all unite over our differences is a message full of faith and hope which transcends this book’s specific topic in an era of increasing division and shortsightedness. Her thorough research and knowledge of nature and its inhabitants shows her own love and care which she subtly transmits to her (young and not so young) readers. After Ice Whale and this book, Jean Craighead George joins my pantheon of favourite writers, those that really make a difference!

I knew where this was going from the start but couldn’t stop reading!

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