About This Book
Eva Wingdale is excited about competing in the Owlympic Games at school, but also nervous because in last year's contest she did not do well--so her brother offers to coach her.
Wonderlit Review
The Owlympic Games, the twentieth book in the Owl Diaries series, continues Eva Wingdale's relatable adventures in a graphic novel format. This installment focuses on Eva's anxiety about a school sports competition, stemming from a past failure. Her brother's supportive coaching provides a heartwarming narrative arc, emphasizing sibling bonds and the importance of perseverance. The book handles Eva's nervousness and self-doubt with a gentle, encouraging tone, making it perfect for early elementary readers (ages 6-9) who might be facing similar anxieties about school events or trying new things. Parents will appreciate how it normalizes feelings of fear and models positive coping strategies and family support. The fast-paced, illustration-heavy format makes it an excellent choice for reluctant readers or as a quick, engaging read-aloud.
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