The barn has stood in the wheat field for at least a hundred years and owls have slept there all day long. Sometimes, owls glide out in the daytime and float away. But when night comes and the stars begin to twinkle, the owls wake up, blink, and hunt for mice by the light of the moon.

What else happens in the barn?

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Beautiful watercolor-pencil and paint illustrations accompany the gentle narrative in this eloquent tribute to the barn owl. Young readers are sure to feel encouraged to learn more about the barn owls

The targeted audience for this picture book is the young reader from preschool through third grade, ages two through eight. Here, in this gentle introduction to nature and the owl, the realism, couched in the poetic narrative, is sure to delight young and old alike.

Highly recommended, ( )

It shows the habitat of owls and their behaviors, and also showed how they hunt and rise babies.

The Barn Owls by JJohnston_ Tony - Ray_ Deborah Kogan
Children's story which I listened to and the pages are colorful.
Owls have lived near barn for hundreds of years near wheat fields. Talks of what they eat for food as the day goes by and night comes.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device). ( )

Barn Owls was very nicely illustrated book about a family of bar owls who have lived in a barn for generations. The story itself was very simple. This was a story that wanted the reader to focus on the illustrations and how the owls looked and lived. It is visually very pretty, and you can tell that the illustrator worked very hard on the strong detail of the owls and their surrounding areas, including the barn, the woods around it and the other animals that live in the barn. Overall a good book to give as a first present to a new reader and definitely one to have on the classroom book shelf. ( )

This book was about the life cycle of a barn owl. ( )