This book was well written! It's about a little owl who was always alone, but was totally okay with it. He talks about how his big imagination and happy stories keep him company. When he wanders across more owls that were very different from him and not very nice about it he kept a positive attitude and made new friends. Even though he looked and spoke differently he didn't let that get to him. This story could be great to teach about accepting being different and knowing it's okay! It would also work well with teaching how to accept others that are different! Another view that could be taken is how nice it can be to be alone and also how nice it can be to find and share with new friends! ( )

I read this book to my K, 1st, and 2nd grade library classes and we all enjoyed it immensely! I used it for a lesson on character, plot and setting. ( )

This book is really good. I think it has a good theme too it and it shows that even if something is different it doesn't mean that you shouldn't give it a chance. The little white owl is different than the other owls that it meets and at first they tell the little white owl to go away. They didn't like the little white owl because it was different and not colorful enough for them. Since the little owl started sharing his stories they started to accept the little white owl. In the end they were all friends and I think for small children it has a great story to it. ( )

this book teaches how everyone has differences, and that not to judge someone just beacuse they are different. Students would love this book beacuse of the theme of the story. to love everyone. ( )

Story used to teach about differences and how we are all unique in our own way