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Category: Owl

The owls in this collection know the forest after dark, but they do not always have every answer. Ollie searches for a missing Moon, Professor Hoot explains a puzzling night sky, and Professor Whoot guides Alex through a forest inspired by the chemical elements. Other stories place owls beside friends searching for a lost sleigh bell or preparing for sleep. Choose from quiet nighttime tales, wintry adventures and longer stories driven by questions, observation and teamwork.

Nibbles and Skippy

Careful Nibbles gathers nuts while playful Skippy dances through autumn. When winter snow arrives, the squirrel brothers learn that work, play, forgiveness, and sharing all belong in the same cozy hollow.

The Alphabet Animal Adventure

An ant finds an apple seed, and animals from A to Z take turns helping it grow. This animal bedtime story follows their work through the seasons until a magical apple tree bears glowing letters. The animals' English names introduce the alphabet, from ant to zebra.

The Lost Sleigh Bell

A golden sleigh bell falls into a snowy forest, and five animal friends set out to find it before fog hides the sky path. Share this Christmas bedtime story about teamwork, courage, and an unexpected stranger who needs their kindness.

The Hottest Day in Vivi’s Forest

The heat has emptied the clearing where Vivi usually plays. In this forest animal bedtime story, the little squirrel searches the woods and city park for her friends, discovers their shady hiding places, and brings them together to share water and plant more trees.

Mysterious Elementals

Alex enters the Periodic Forest with Professor Whoot, an owl who introduces him to Hydro, Oxy, Helios, Silvy, and Luma. This fantasy story about chemical elements follows creatures inspired by hydrogen, oxygen, helium, silicon, and phosphorus through a forest, a cavern, and a glowing grove.

Ollie Owl and the Missing Moon Misadventure

Ollie Owl cannot see the moon, so he searches the forest with Albert the wolf and Freedy the firefly. This moon bedtime story follows their questions and mishaps until Professor Hoot offers an explanation. It is an animal fantasy, not an accurate calendar of the Moon's phases.