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Owly, Vol. 5: Tiny Tales (2008)

by Andy Runton(Favorite Author)

4.21 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

1603090193 (ISBN13: 9781603090193)

languge

English

genre

Humor

publisher

Top Shelf Productions

series

Owly

review 1: This was our first Owly book and we really love it. I have to admit, my daughter (7) and I both were not sure about it at first. Owly is written in comic style, but there are no words (well, very few words). But it is a blast "reading" Owly's tales. It takes some time but eventually you get used to the format and you get better at interpreting the story. My daughter is even better at it than me. We look forward to reading more books in this series. The illustrations are great. Owly has big emotions, and his eyes are helpful giveaways to how he is feeling. His friend Wormie is adorable. Once you get started, you'll get hooked on Owly for sure!
review 2: Imagine my excitement when I saw the new Owly book on our shelves! I can’t keep going on about how much I’... morem loving juvenile graphic novels right now because I know it has got to get old, but how about one more time for OWLY! (and then once more when the next Jellaby comes out). So, I should say this isn’t a full, brand new Owly book. It’s a collection of shorter tales. Maybe Runton is just trying to keep his fans sated while he works on his next full length book. Doesn’t matter, because this book is just as adorable as a regular Owly book. Most of the stories are very short, only a few pages, and just tell brief stories about Owly’s daily life. He hangs out with Wormy and visits Raccoon at the Nursery and makes new friends through his activities around the woods. Now, I have been known to say to some people that I think Owly is a little on the weepy side, and there is some crying in this book, too, but I have to give Owly some credit, he doesn’t cry as much in this one. (Sorry Owly). However, the best part of this collection to me is the back section that shows us how Owly began and how he progressed. It’s really cool to see how Runton started and how different Owly and Wormy look now. It’s also heartening to see how something so simple and ordinary can become a major success. Tiny Tales, thumbs up!Taken from my blog: libchickreads.wordpress.com less

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