24 Cute and Cuddly Owl Books for Kids – my kids adore owls! Who knew there were so many books about these fluffy, nocturnal birds!
Odd Owls & Stout Pigs
Owl Babies
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I’m Not Scared!
Can you believe how many children’s books there are that have to do with owls!? Neither could we. We had so much fun searching for these books together and then anticipating their arrival after ordering online or from our local library!
I’m linking up with these fabulous blogs.
Now it’s your turn, tell us in the comments if there are any fun owl books missing from our list? Not as fascinated with owls as we are, what topic would you and your child love to explore through books?
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I love “Wow said the owl!” such a beautiful book! “Berkely’s Barn Owl Dance” ( http://www.amazon.com/Berkeleys-Barn-Dance-Tera-Johnson/dp/1554532639) is cute too. Also… “hoot” (http://www.amazon.com/Hoot-Jane-Hissey/dp/0679883878)
Thank you. These look so cute! I just loved your last set. Some of them we still have sitting here in our library pile.
Love this post!
I was looking at a bunch of these just the other day for my daughter’s growing book collection. I can’t wait until she wants to read with me (she is currently 2 1/2 months old… so I’m just reading to her in German so that she can begin to be exposed to the language)!
All the best,
Pia
http://umami-pia.blogspot.com/
Love your list! We have a lot of these (or check them out regularly). Add “The Little White Owl” to your list, by Tracey Corderoy–it’s a good one. And for a little bit older kids who love owls but aren’t ready for Guardians of Ga’hoole series, Owls in the Family is a classic : )
I love owls almost as much as I love snowmen.
I have no read any of these, but we do love the Owl song by The Wiggles! The funniest ones of your picks look like the I’m not Scared and I’m not Tired books. I should definitely get the latter since my son tells me that whenever it’s nap time. Oh yes you are tired!
What about “Who’s There, Little Hoo?” by Brenda Ponnay (or Secret Agent Josephine as she is known on her blog). She wrote and illustrated the book. It’s adorable!
Those books look so cute!
Growing up I loved Owl Moon, But it’s for older kids. It’s a Caldecott Medal winner and has beautiful artwork. It’s about a boy and his dad who go “owl hunting”, so maybe not quite what you had in mind for your owl theme.
Seeing these really makes me miss reading picture books with our daughter. She’s 10 now but we still enjoy looking through old favourites together once in a while. 🙂
I’m so glad you included A Book of Sleep….that’s one of our favorites! 🙂
We love Little Hoot at our house. It’s a toddler favorite. Owl Moon is my very favorite – we love to pull it out every winter and read together.
I love owls! My kids are teenagers now, but one of our favorite books was Owl Babies! I miss reading them picture books.
I just checked out Oliver’s Wood by Sue Hendra as we’re doing a preschool nature program on nocturnal animals. Fiction, yet good to see the contrast with diurnal animals.
We love owls , we love this post,
thanks alot…
I don’t know most of those…my daughter is 18 now. But we had “owl babies” when she was little and it was one of her favorites! So cute. 🙂
kelly
Here’s another one that looks way cute. It’s Halloween AND owl. “Who’s There, Little Hoo?” http://www.amazon.com/Whos-There-Little-Brenda-Ponnay/dp/1623950910/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1351106802&sr=8-1&keywords=brenda+ponnay
I am obsessed with owls!! How adorable are these books, I never knew there were all these books about owls either! I hope you will post more about them once you begin reading them! xoxo
Great list! “Bears In The Night” is also a great book for this time of year that features an owl.
Peek-a-who is my go-to book for new babies since it was such a huge hit with both my kids! We also love Little Hoot. I can’t wait to explore some more of these – thank you!!
Such a great collection! I love little owls. I wrote a book about an owlet named Lumen that I’ve been sending off to publishers. Hopefully one day she will make it onto your list 🙂