About Owls 1.3.1

The book provides an engaging exploration of owls, addressing fundamental questions that young readers may have about these fascinating creatures. Queries such as their diet, sleeping habits, and vision during the day are effectively answered within its pages.

Readers will be introduced to a diverse range of owls found in various regions across the globe. The text highlights common characteristics shared by all owls while also emphasizing the distinct traits that differentiate them from one another. Additionally, it delves into some of the intriguing mythology that has developed around these birds over time.

The author meticulously focuses on three specific species: the Elf Owl, the Barn Owl, and the Great Horned Owl. For each owl, readers will learn about its physical appearance, habitat, dietary habits, hunting techniques, and means of evading predators.

May Garelick, an accomplished author known for her numerous award-winning titles aimed at young audiences—including "Where Does the Butterfly Go When It Rains?", "Look at the Moon", and "What Makes a Bird a Bird?"—brings her expertise to this informative work.