Our Newsletter for Librarians: Introducing OwlKids Books
Hello,
I am very pleased to introduce Owlkids Books. I am highlighting a few new titles and two backlist favorites below.
A note from the Owlkids Books, publisher: At Owlkids Books, we aim to nurture boundless imaginations. We publish books for both primary and middle grade readers to develop children's natural love of learning into a lifelong enjoyment of literature and reading. From picture books to non-fiction, from science and the environment to history and the arts, our publishing program reflects and respects children's intelligence, creativity, and curiosity. With engaging writing and creative illustration and design, Owlkids books are loved by parents, teachers, librarians, and—most importantly—kids!
Enjoy! Elenita
New Titles
Skunk on a String by Thao Lam 978-1-77147-131-2
This playful wordless tale in paper collage tells the story of one skunk's day flying high on the tail of a balloon. With a starred review from Kirkus, this book is about expanding horizons, overcoming adversity, and learning to help yourself.
Worms for Breakfast by Helaine Becker, illustrated by Kathy Boake 978-1-77147-105-3
What do zoo animals eat? This fun and wacky cookbook-style guide explores this question with help from experts at zoos and aquariums. In a starred review, Kirkus calls this "fascinating… a nourishing treat." Recipes included!
Key Backlist Titles
The Art of the Possible by Edward Keenan, illustrated by Julie McLaughlin 978-1-77147-068-1
What are politics, and why do we need them? With a presidential election around the corner, this youthful guide written by a political reporter helps kids and teens make sense of all the antics and opinions happening around them.
Blanche Hates the Night by Sibylle Delacroix 978-1-77147-158-9
This relatable story about a stubborn girl who hates bedtime is the follow-up to last year's popular Prickly Jenny. In a starred review, Kirkus calls this "an excellent choice for lulling active toddlers off to sleep."
Half-Truths and Brazen Lies by Kira Vermond, illustrated by Clayton Hanmer 978-1-77147-146-6
We all lie. From forgeries and hoaxes to plagiarism and placebos, this book Kirkus calls "intuitively clear" (starred review) helps unpack the complex world of untruths and explores how lying is central to human nature.
Wild Ideas by Elin Kelsey, illustrated by Soyeon Kim 978-1-77147-062-9
With lyrical text grounded in current science and stunning diorama art, the follow-up to the best-selling You Are Stardust explores how animals solve problems, from making tools and blowing bubble nets to leaping like a gibbon into new situations.
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