Owl at home

Owl at Home (1975) 🦉 Art by Arnold Lobel #owl #bookstagram #favorite #1970s

Owl at Home (1975) is a children's picture book by Arnold Lobel an author and illustrator. The book consists of f...

TEAR WATER TEA: OWL AT HOME Children’s author Arnold Lobel has written a heart warming story about tear collection called Tear Water Tea in his book Owl At Home. When owl remembers the sad things in life he cries and he collects the tears he cries in a kettle. He heats his tear water on the stove, makes tea with it, drinks the tea and is comforted.

Owl at Home (I Can Read Book 2) Arnold Lobel 1975 This is my favorite Arnold Lobel book, which is really saying something because he has written and illustrated so many great books (don’t worry, of course Frog and Toad will make it on here). Owl invites Winter in, who proves to be a very poor houseguest. He tries to be upstairs and downstairs at the same time. He sleeps in his chair because of “bumps” in his bed (the kids and I still laugh about this story). He says goodnight to a moon that…

title page You remember Arnold Lobel, right?! He's the creator of our dear friends Frog and Toad. Well, you must, must, must check out this cozy and funny winter read, an I CAN READ book entitled Owl at Home by Arnold Lobel (c. 1975). Let me give you a glimpse of my favorite illustrations: beginning the chapter entitled The Guest beginning the chapter entitled Tear-Water Tea Now, don't you just want to visit owl? You can! Owl at Home is especially perfect for your budding reader or for that…

Me and Ollie happened upon this book, Owl at home, by Arnold Lobel, at a charity book sale while doing our weekly shop. It is genius! The stories are so simple wise and funny. In this story owl thinks of many sad things. Like pencils that are too short to use, mornings nobody saw cause everyone was sleeping etc. He makes himself cry so he can fill the kettle and make tear water tea, which is a bit salty, but always very good. It always has Ollie in stitches. Much respect to the writer, it's…

Owl at Home Arnold Lobel

Owl at Home Arnold Lobel

Owl at Home Arnold Lobel