Owl at Home :: Arnold Lobel

Another pick from Arnold Lobel again tonight. It's been a while since we've read Owl at Home.





Owl sees two bumps in his bed. He went downstairs to sleep in front of the fireplace, and left the bumps in the bed by themselves.


To make tear drop tea, Owl thinks of things that are sad, like spoons that fall behind the stove and mashed potatoes that are just sitting there on a plate with no one to eat it.


The moon is Owl's friend and follows him home from the sea.


And what a fine mustache on our friend, Arnold Lobel. If you can find it, listen to the audio edition of Frog and Toad. His inflections make it even more hilarious.