Hootie Hears a Hummingbird - Alger, Barbara J
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"HOOTIE HEARS A HUMMINGBIRD" Step into the enchanting world of "Hootie Hears a Hummingbird," a heartwarming, full-color rhyming picture book that tells the tale of Hootie, a grumpy old owl living in a serene and quiet forest. Hootie cherishes his solitary life, finding solace in the peaceful hush of his surroundings. However, Hootie's tranquility is abruptly shattered when a lively hummingbird moves into the tree right next door. The constant hum becomes an incessant intrusion into Hootie's peaceful days, leaving him agitated and sleepless. As if that weren't enough, a woodpecker joins the…mehr

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"HOOTIE HEARS A HUMMINGBIRD" Step into the enchanting world of "Hootie Hears a Hummingbird," a heartwarming, full-color rhyming picture book that tells the tale of Hootie, a grumpy old owl living in a serene and quiet forest. Hootie cherishes his solitary life, finding solace in the peaceful hush of his surroundings. However, Hootie's tranquility is abruptly shattered when a lively hummingbird moves into the tree right next door. The constant hum becomes an incessant intrusion into Hootie's peaceful days, leaving him agitated and sleepless. As if that weren't enough, a woodpecker joins the avian symphony, rhythmically tapping on the bark, pushing Hootie to the brink of insanity. Just when Hootie thinks things couldn't get any worse, a delightful pink songbird decides to nest in the same tree. The cacophony of humming, tapping, and singing overwhelms Hootie, making him resent the feathered neighbors he once considered unwelcome intruders. However, as the trio of birds continues their lively performances, something unexpected happens. Hootie's anger transforms into curiosity, and his frustration turns into fascination. Soon, Hootie's feet start tapping, his body sways, and he finds himself dancing to the rhythm of nature's orchestra. In a delightful twist, Hootie discovers that the harmonious cacophony is, in fact, music - a melody that resonates with the very core of his being. The once grumpy owl realizes that some noises are not only tolerable but truly wonderful. Nature, it seems, is a symphony of delightful sounds, and life itself is a beautiful song waiting to be heard. "Hootie Hears a Hummingbird" is a charming exploration of embracing unexpected joys, finding beauty in the unlikeliest places, and discovering that even a grumpy old owl can be moved by the magical melody of nature. This enchanting picture book is a celebration of the diverse and harmonious symphony that surrounds us, reminding readers that life's greatest songs are often found in the most unexpected duets.
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Barbara J Alger, daughter of Richard and Alice Hazaert from Glenmore Wisconsin , attended Denmark High School class of 75. Barbara is now married to Dale Alger and resides in New London Wisconsin. Before she officially retired Barbara worked as a receptionist at All Saints Catholic School in Denmark Wisconsin. And prior to that Barbara worked the majority of her adult life caring for the elderly, and individuals with special needs. Barbara's interest in helping others began during her volunteer work at Brown County Mental Health Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where she taught portrait drawing to troubled youth, helping to boost their self-esteem and life skills. Barbara also taught portrait drawing and ceramics painting for many years at the Brown County Shelter Care, where she worked with troubled teens. Barbara credits her creativity to her father, Richard Hazaert, who was a talented writer, poet, and wood carver. Inspired by his example, Barbara began painting, crafting, and writing books and poetry many years ago. Two years ago, Barbara decided to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a children's book author. Drawing on her experiences working with young people, she is dedicated to creating books that inspire and delight children of all ages.