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Night Owls Can't Hear the Rooster Crow
- Ootoot's Learning Adventure Series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Anna Valencia
- Length: 3 mins
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Night Owls Can't Hear the Rooster Crow
Narrated by:
Anna Valencia
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Publisher's Summary
This children's book is one in a series of Ootoot's Learning Adventure books. This lesson: Wise Owl or Night Owl. It is appropriate for children ages two to eight.
Ootoot is a young owl who lives in Hoot Hollow with his wise owl parents, Hoot Pa and Hoot Ma. He dreams of one day being a wise owl just like them. After watching Hoot Pa fly off to work one night, Ootoot decides he wants to stay awake all night like Hoot Pa. Hoot Ma teaches Ootoot there is a big difference between a wise owl and a night owl. Laugh along with the Hoot Family as they show why wise owls don't just fall out of trees.
©2016 Mike W. Whitworth (P)2016 Mike W. Whitworth
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