How Wonderfully Odd! - Haltmaier, Rory
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Obie Owl and Bitsy Bat have never met a daytime animal or flown in a sunny blue sky-because they're always asleep during the day! But all that is about to change for these nocturnal buddies... Join Obie and Bitsy on a high-flying adventure as they take on the challenges of a bright and unfamiliar landscape. With the help of some "wonderfully odd" new friends-including an acrobatic squirrel, a sharp-shooting frog, and a gentle giant of a badger-the little night creatures come to understand that what makes us different is also what makes us special. They return home from their rollicking day of…mehr

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Obie Owl and Bitsy Bat have never met a daytime animal or flown in a sunny blue sky-because they're always asleep during the day! But all that is about to change for these nocturnal buddies... Join Obie and Bitsy on a high-flying adventure as they take on the challenges of a bright and unfamiliar landscape. With the help of some "wonderfully odd" new friends-including an acrobatic squirrel, a sharp-shooting frog, and a gentle giant of a badger-the little night creatures come to understand that what makes us different is also what makes us special. They return home from their rollicking day of exploration sleepy but inspired-with new ideas about self-acceptance, friendship, and the power of kindness. This big-hearted tale is brimming with humor and charm-and is brought to life in dazzling watercolor illustrations by award-winning artist Rory Haltmaier. A great read aloud book to share with babies, toddlers, and children of every age-parents, teachers, early readers, and advanced readers will all be swept away by this heartwarming story! How Wonderfully Odd! is ideal for children ages 1-8 and Pre K-2nd grade. Kids ages: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
Autorenporträt
Rory Haltmaier is an award-winning artist, writer, illustrator, and friend to all creatures--especially those with wings. She has pursued her formal art training at the Cornell College of Architecture, Art, and Planning in Ithaca, New York, the Rhode Island School of Design, and the Maine College of Art. Her accolades include two National Gold Circle Awards from the Columbia School of Journalism. Rory lives on the North Shore of Boston and can be found walking the beach in search of sea glass and shorebirds, a sketchbook filled with dragons and creatures in hand.