Olwen Finds Her Wings by Nora Surojegin (English) Hardcover Book

Description: Olwen Finds Her Wings by Nora Surojegin, Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin Olwen the baby owl longs to hop like a hare or roar like a bear, but thats not what owls do. Will Olwen find that what she can do is just as wonderful? This atmospheric picture book encourages us to embrace what makes us special. FORMAT Hardcover LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description Olwen the baby owl isnt happy. Sitting on her branch is boring. What else can little owls do? Olwen longs to be just like hare, squirrel and bear but no matter how hard she tries she cant hop, scamper or roar. Thats not what owls do. But the little owl soon discovers that she might be able to do something just as wonderful. Can Olwen find her wings and soar?This sweet and charming picture book sensitively explores the longing to be different and celebrates embracing what makes us special. With expressive, intricate illustrations and a lively story, mother and daughter team Nora and Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin have created a loveable picture book full of heart. Author Biography Nora Surojegin is an author, illustrator and graphic designer from Finland. She lives by the sea in Espoo, where she enjoys creating imaginative worlds. Her books have been translated into several languages. Nora created Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas (Floris Books) in collaboration with her mother, Pirkko-Liisa. Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin is a well-known Finnish illustrator, renowned for her delicate, detailed portrayals of Finlands wildlife and folklore. She graduated in 1977 from Helsinki University of Art and Design and has since illustrated many books loved by children and adults. She is the illustrator of Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas, co-created with her daughter Nora, and An Illustrated Kalevala, both published by Floris Books. Review Definitely one of the best winter-set picture books of 2021.-- Elizabeth Bird, School Library JournalA hoot of a bedtime treat. -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred ReviewThis sweet story follows a little owl who is bored in her nest. She ventures out to try new things. None of which can she do, but her mother finds her and teaches her that she can do something special as well. The illustrations of this adorable owl tugged at my heartstrings right along with the story.-- Youth Services Book Review, 5 starsThere are some wonderful snowy scenes in this book, a perfect winter picture book!This is a funny and light hearted story with some incredibly cute and detailedanimal illustrations, young animal enthusiasts will find this a very endearing tale with just that little bit of danger and a happy ending!-- Kaleidoscope MagazineThis is a lovely story by a Finnish mother and daughter team who wrote and illustrated Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas. The illustrations are soft and gentle and the story is very sweet and simple.-- KindlingA gentle and charming wintery picture book about embracing our strengths and being ourselves.-- LittleLibraryOwl, InstagramPraise for Nora and Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin:The illustrations are beyond marvelous.-- Youth Services Book Review on Otto and the Secret Light of ChristmasManages to be rewarding and will give young readers/listeners a lot to think about during a holiday that is often so commercialized.-- Kirkus Reviews on Otto and the Secret Light of ChristmasReading Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas aloud is absolutely charming; the authors use wonderful, poetic language. Hearing the story of Otto and his new friends you can almost feel the snow crunching under your shoes and hear the wind howling in the tree tops.-- The Reading CastleThoughtful, detailed illustrations on almost every page make this story an ideal read for the child who wants to settle in a corner with a captivating book.-- Carousel on Otto and the Secret Light of ChristmasThe soft, intricate, glowing illustrations added so much to my appreciation of the story. I enjoyed the richness of the language. The descriptions of the forest, scenery, and characters are absolutely magical. I can imagine parents and children cuddled up, drinking hot chocolate and reading this book together.-- Oregon Coast Youth Book Review on Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas Long Description Olwen the baby owl isnt happy. Sitting on her branch is boring. What else can little owls do? Olwen longs to be just like hare, squirrel and bear but no matter how hard she tries she cant hop, scamper or roar. Thats not what owls do. But the little owl soon discovers that she might be able to do something just as wonderful. Can Olwen find her wings and soar? This sweet and charming picture book sensitively explores the longing to be different and celebrates embracing what makes us special. With expressive, intricate illustrations and a lively story, mother and daughter team Nora and Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin have created a loveable picture book full of heart. Review Quote Praise for Nora and Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin:The illustrations are beyond marvelous.-- Youth Services Book Review on Otto and the Secret Light of ChristmasManages to be rewarding and will give young readers/listeners a lot to think about during a holiday that is often so commercialized.-- Kirkus Reviews on Otto and the Secret Light of ChristmasReading Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas aloud is absolutely charming; the authors use wonderful, poetic language. Hearing the story of Otto and his new friends you can almost feel the snow crunching under your shoes and hear the wind howling in the tree tops.-- The Reading CastleThoughtful, detailed illustrations on almost every page make this story an ideal read for the child who wants to settle in a corner with a captivating book.-- Carousel on Otto and the Secret Light of ChristmasThe soft, intricate, glowing illustrations added so much to my appreciation of the story. I enjoyed the richness of the language. The descriptions of the forest, scenery, and characters are absolutely magical. I can imagine parents and children cuddled up, drinking hot chocolate and reading this book together.-- Oregon Coast Youth Book Review on Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas Description for Sales People Delicate, detailed illustrations of characterful animals and dreamy woodland landscapes are beautifully rendered in plant-based watercolors by Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin (An Illustrated Kalevala) The lively narrative by Finnish author Nora Surojegin sparkles with warmth and charm Includes a gentle emotional learning message of celebrating what makes you special for children starting to discover their individuality From mother-and-daughter team Nora and Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin, creators of the beloved storybook Otto and the Secret Light of Christmas This touching wintry story, featuring an artic hare scampering over the deep snow and owlets sitting on frosty branches, is ideal bedtime reading Details ISBN1782507124 Author Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin Pages 40 Publisher Floris Books Language English Year 2021 Translator Jill Timbers ISBN-10 1782507124 ISBN-13 9781782507123 Format Hardcover Publication Date 2021-05-20 DEWEY 894.54134 UK Release Date 2021-05-20 Audience Age 3-6 Imprint Floris Books Place of Publication Edinburgh Country of Publication United Kingdom Translated from Japanese NZ Release Date 2021-05-20 Illustrations colour illlustrations Illustrator Pirkko-Liisa Surojegin Audience Children / Juvenile AU Release Date 2021-05-19 We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. 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