Book Review: The Sinking of Captain Otter

The December issue is here!

Hi readers,

The December issue of Chirp is all about FAMILY FUN.

Check out the Look & Learn section to meet four amazing animal families. The photos and information on these pages were taken from a book that I helped make called Animal Babies with Their Families. This book was so fun to make because it’s filled with all kinds of cute animal photos! It was so hard to pick which ones to print in the book because there were hundreds of adorable photos to choose from. We hope you like this book and we hope you like the December issue of Chirp magazine!

Baby Animals with Their Families is available to purchase here or here.

Happy reading!

— Jackie, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Book Review and Contest

Hi everyone,

Flow, Spin, Grow by Patchen Barrs is a new book out from Owlkids that is all about finding patterns in nature. Let’s hear what Chirp readers Matheus and Zane thought of this book

And be sure to enter our contest below to WIN a signed copy of Flow, Spin, Grow of your own!

“The tree page is my favourite. The roots of the tree are as big as the tree!” – Mattheus, 5

“I like the shapes in all of the pictures.” – Zane, 3

For a chance to WIN a copy of this book leave a comment below or email your name and age to chirpblog@owlkids.com.

Contest deadline: November 30, 2018

Click here for full contest rules and regs.

Good luck!

— Jackie

Book Review: Ira Crumb Feels the Feelings

Hi, everyone!

Ira Crumb Feels the Feelings is a new book by Canadian author Naseem Hrab and Josh Holinaty. It’s about a boy named Ira who goes through all sorts of feelings after he and his friend have a disagreement about whether to play tag or hide-and-seek.

Let’s hear what this family of Chirp readers thought of Ira Crumb Feels the Feelings!

Book Review: Wallpaper by Thao Lam

Hi everyone,

Wallpaper is a new book by Canadian author/illustrator Thao Lam. It is a wordless story about a young girl whose family moves to a new house.

Let’s hear what Chirp reader, Eerik, 5, thought of this book!

“I liked that could read this book by myself! The best part was when the monster appeared and how brave the little girl became. I liked this book.”

– Eerik, 5

Happy reading!

— Jackie