Three baby owls Sarah Percy & Bill wake up one night in their hole in a tree to find that their mother has gone. So they sit on a branch & wait. Darkness gathers & the owls grow anxious wondering when their mother will return. But at last she does & they bounce up & down with joy welcoming her home. Martin Waddell has won The Smarties Book Prize for Can't You Sleep Little Bear?" in 1988. " Farmer Duck" was shortlisted for the Emil/ Kurt Maschler Award in 1991 as was " The Hidden House" in 1990 having won the award in 1989 for "A Park in the Dark". " Rosies Babies" won the Best Book for Babies Award in 1990 & was also shortlisted for the 1991 Kate Greenaway Medal. Other titles include " The Tough Princess" " Let's Go Home" " Little Bear" " Amy Said" " Once There Were Giants" " We Love Them" " The Happy Hedgehog Band" " Squeak-A-Lot" " The Toymaker" " The Pig in the Pond" & " Sailor Bear"." ...

This is a bestselling picture book
- brought to life with an animated DVD! 'I want my mummy!' When their Owl Mother goes off hunting
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England 1321. Welcome to the Dark Ages. In the heart of the countryside lies an isolated village where pagan Owl Masters rule through fear superstition & murder. When a group of religious women ill-advisedly settles outside the village they awaken dangerous jealousies. Why do their crops succeed? How do their cattle survive the plague? Are they concealing a holy relic which protects them from harm? The Owl Masters cry ' Witchcraft' & sharpen their talons. As torment & hellfire rain down the women must look to their faith to save them from the darkness spreading across the l&. Fear is a question of what you believe. & death alone the answer. ...

Winner of both the Guardian Award & the Carnegie Medal this is an all-time classic combining mystery adventure history & a complex set of human relationships. It all begins with the scratching in the ceiling. From the moment Alison discovers the dinner service in the attic with its curious pattern of floral owls a chain of events is set in progress that is to effect everybody's lives. Relentlessly Alison her step-brother Roger & Welsh boy Gwyn are drawn into the replay of a tragic Welsh legend
- a modern drama played out against a background of ancient jealousies. As the tension mounts it becomes apparent that only by accepting & facing the situation can it be resolved.
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The owl-tree is not like any tree Joe has ever seen. Its huge & leafy & shivers like a person; it even seems to speak. Granny Diamond once saw an owl perched among its branches & she has loved the tree ever since. It means the world to her. But her neighbour Mr Rock wants to cut it down. Why does he dislike the owl-tree so much? Does it have a secret to tell Joe? & how can he a boy too scared even to climb the tree be the one to save it? ...

Plop is a baby barn owl who lives with his mother & father at the top of a very tall tree. He has a small problem: no matter how hard his parents try to convince him otherwise Plop is afraid of the dark. Plop is persuaded to at least find out more about the dark so leaves the nest to ask people what they think about it. ...

The new Read & Respond" is back by popular demand & ready for the 21st Century. The completely new text provides teachers with everything they need to teach these classic childrens books. Notes & activities reflect the way that teachers teach now & include shared texts guided reading notes reading activities speaking & listening activities writing projects & assessment guidance. Over a third of each book is filled with invaluable photocopiables
- all illustrated by the original childrens book illustrators. This work: offers everything the teacher needs to teach a classic book; is based on best-selling childrens books;

Includes:: speaking & listening activities; offers assessment guidance; & contains photocopiable pages. " New Read & Respond: The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark" provides teachers with all the resources they need to teach this classic childrens story."


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Everyone loves owls. This informative book covering the northern hemisphere will be divided in two between thematic sections covering owl biology & species accounts for around 30 species (with emphasis on European & Nearctic species). The book is ideal for anyone interested in learning more about these awesome hunters of the night. It is comprehensive in coverage &

Includes:: all of the owls in the region.

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These fun owls will brighten up your school or college day whilst organising & storing your pens & stationery. This multipocket pencil case features black zip & black inner lining material main compartment with zip rear pocket & front zipped pocket with Velcro fastening flap. ...

Having trouble separating your scops from your screech owls Tengmalm's from Tawny Owl or Collared & Spotted Owlets? Then this is the book for you. Owls of the World is the ultimate photographic resource dedicated to the identification of these charismatic largely nocturnal birds of prey. This book contains lavish & spectacular photography from dozens of the world's finest natural history photographers covering all of the world's 250 species of owls; particular attention is given to subspecific differences sexing & ageing. The photos are accompanied by concise text on the identification habitat food distribution & voice of these birds along with accurate range maps. The definitive work on owl identification no birder's bookshelf should be without it! ...