This is the noise a little owl named Peep makes. Her older
brother, Hoot, is much wiser.
Here, he imparts his only wisdom.
“‘No, no, no! It goes like this, Peeps. First, we are
owls. We say Hooo. Second, we ALWAYS say Hooo. Lastly, we ONLY say
Hooo'.”
Peep just can’t seem to get the hang of it. She peeps,
coos, and echoes the ringing bell, “ding dong bong!” Hoot seems to be stuck in
his ways: “The problem with Peep, thought Hoot, is she wont listen to my owly
wisdom.” Peep thinks that Hoot’s problem is that “he doesn’t believe in singing
about the mystery of things.”
Lita Judge’s absolutely adorable illustrations and cute
owl calls will fill your heart, and will have your child making owl noises
before bedtime. Hoot and Peep is a sibling story, but is a great
book for any little one. It is the perfect read to demonstrate teamwork,
cooperation, and considering others points of view, even from a young
age!
Will Hoot learn to love Peep’s singing? And will Peep ever
act like a true owl? Pick up this book to find out.
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