title: Where's the Owl?
author: Nosy Crow
description: Baby-ToddlerThis interactive offering asks children to find various forest dwellers. Pulling back felt trees, bushes, and mushrooms reveals a deer, a hedgehog, a fox, and an owl. Flat, pleasant artwork depicts brightly colored, cartoonish creatures set against spare landscapes full of geometric shapes. The book brims with cheer (there isn't even a hint of menace when the fox eyes a smiling gray bunny) and ends with a fun twist: readers who yank back a bush on the final page are presented with a mirror as the text asks, "And where are you? There you are!"Mahnaz Dar, School Library Journal
zlib_text: OF	CROWS	AND	OWLS
  
  Content
  The	Rat	that	Saved	his	Friends
  The	Crow-Rat	Discourse
  The	Rescue	of	a	Deer
  Tale	of	a	Bird	with	Two	Heads
  The	Hermit	and	the	Rat
  The	Merchant’s	Son
  The	Unlucky	Weaver
  The	Friendly	Rats
  Shandili	and	the	Sesame	Seeds
  The	Hunter	and	the	Jackal
  The	Snake	and	the	Rat
  
  O
  THE	RAT	THAT	SAVED	HIS	FRIENDS
  nce,	a	crow	named	Laghupatnak	lived	on	a	banyan	tree	near	the	city	of
  Mahilaropyam.	One	day,	when	he	was	flying	in	search	of	food,	he	saw	a
  hunter	coming	towards	the	tree	carrying	a	net.	Soon	the	hunter	spread
  his	net	under	the	tree	and	scattered	some	seeds.
  At	this	juncture,	Chitragriva,	the	king	of	doves,	surrounded	by	hundred	of
  doves	saw	the	seeds	from	far	away.
  
  The	 greedy-tounged	 doves	 reached	 the	 tree	 to	 eat	 the	 grains.	 The	 hunter
  who	 was	 hiding	 behind	 the	 tree	 pulled	 the	 net	 over	 them	 and	 they	 all	 were
  trapped.
  
  King	Chitragriva	was	wise	and	he	advised	other	doves,	“Friends,	don’t	be
  frightened!	We	should	all	fly	together	taking	the	net