About This Book
Richard Powell's "Hoot! Hoot!" is a charming flap book that follows a little owl's journey to find another owl. The protagonist repeatedly calls out "Hoot! Hoot!" only to be met with quacks, baas, and moos from other animals. Through simple, repetitive text and interactive flaps, the story gently emphasizes the rewards of persistence and the joy of finding connection. Ideal for preschoolers and early elementary children, this book is perfect for encouraging animal sound recognition and discussing the importance of not giving up.
An owl finds someone who gives a hoot! in this sweet flap book about the rewards of persistence. HOOT! HOOT! calls the owl, but no one responds in a way that he understands. All he hears are QUACK, BAA, MOO, and other odd sounds. But one night, he finally has his answer.
Discussion Prompts
1
What sounds do other animals make in the book? Can you make those sounds?
2
How did the owl feel when no one understood his 'Hoot! Hoot!'?
3
What did the owl do when he didn't get the answer he wanted? What can we learn from him?
4
Have you ever tried really hard to do something and finally succeeded? How did that feel?
5
Who do you like to 'hoot' with, or talk to, when you need a friend?
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