Who's Hoo? Owls!

A barn owl screams! Its white feathers flash brightly in the dark night sky. This title for young readers introduces readers to these interesting owls. Carefully organized chapters cover… More →

From stepping into swamps to climbing trees, barred owls are ready for adventure! Beginning readers can learn about these striped predators, from where they live to what they eat, with this… More →

A burrowing owl runs toward a grasshopper sitting on a blade of prairie grass. Before the grasshopper can hop away, the owl grabs it with its talons! This title about burrowing owls is full… More →

Not only are elf owls the smallest owls in the world. They also hold the title for the smallest raptors! Young readers will learn much more about these tiny owls in this fact-filled title.… More →

Great gray owls always look like they are dressed up! Their feathers make a bow tie shape on their necks. This carefully leveled book about great gray owls introduces young readers to the… More →

Great horned owls are some of the most well-known owls in North and South America. Many people recognize their hoot! In this carefully leveled early reader, kids will learn all about great… More →

Saw-whet owls are tiny owls that live deep in forests. In this beginning title, readers can peer through the branches to learn about the features, diet, and life cycle of these little birds.… More →

Screech owls are masters of camouflage. Their feathers look like tree bark! Young readers can learn all about these hidden owls, from what they eat to where they live, in this beginning… More →

Snowy owls fly low across the icy Arctic, looking for meals. Beginning readers can learn all about these powerful predators, from what they hunt to how babies grow, in this engaging title.… More →

Spotted owls are successful hunters. When they catch more than they can eat, they cache food in trees and under rocks. Young readers will find fun, approachable text, vibrant photos, and… More →