Owl hoot!

Author: Manning
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Picture books, also known as picture books, are books that combine text and illustrations, with a particular emphasis on using illustrations to tell stories. Picture books are one of the most suitable children's books for parent-child reading. Their high literary and artistic qualities have a subtle and gradual impact on cultivating children's abilities in various aspects, such as observation, imagination, and creativity.
"The Smart Picture Book Series" selects excellent picture books from around the world. It is called "Smart Beans" because it truly is smart—its light and humorous text, imaginative illustrations, and amusing stories gently introduce profound topics like self-awareness, friendship, love, and even the passing of life. Without a single lesson, it meets children's growth needs; without a trace of reasoning, it inspires deep thinking; without a bit of noise, it evokes heartfelt laughter.
The nine "Smart Beans" published this time have translations carefully reviewed by the renowned Chinese children's poet Jin Bo, who also wrote the introduction in his own poetic style. Jin Bo's lively and witty language will undoubtedly help children appreciate the charm of the books!
The owl makes great efforts to be accepted by the hens, but is discriminated against and excluded simply because of the "accent" in its hooting. However, the story has a happy ending after all. The owl finally lets out a loud "cock-a-doodle-doo," though it still retains a "hu" accent, which has become a charming personality of a heroic idol. Who knows, maybe those little chicks will even come back to imitate it!
Don't underestimate this thin picture book—life's myriad experiences are all contained within.