The owl lives comfortably in a house where there is everything he needs for happiness: a bedroom, a kitchen with a stove, a favorite chair by the fireplace. It would seem that Owl’s life should proceed without incident, but that was not the case. Adventures await him everywhere: mysterious lumps live in the bedroom, tearful tea boils on the stove, and sometimes guests knock on the door with whom you certainly won’t get bored. The reader for whom “The Owl at Home” will be the first book will be lucky: the stories, written and drawn by Arnold Lobel, are fun and easy to read and become loved for life. Contents: Guest Boo Bitter Acid Tea Above and Below The Owl and the Moon Source: