Oskar the raven is back, and this time the beloved young bird is finding out all the things he can do.
Britta Teckentrup has established herself as one of the most popular children’s book authors today. Her vibrant, collage-based illustrations have made her books a favorite in homes, schools, and libraries. And her character, Oskar, based on her family cat of the same name, is the perfect companion for young readers. This new book sends a simple, positive message that will empower kids to claim their own accomplishments. Tie a shoe? Brush their teeth? Wash their dishes? Bounce a ball? If Oskar can do it, they can too. Fans of Oskar’s adventures will be thrilled to discover their friend is back with a new story. And readers meeting Oskar for the first time will discover a delightful, relatable character who makes them feel good about themselves and the world around them.
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This story looks adorable.
I love the positive mindset that Oscar has! Great for all kids who get in the I can’t rut.
This sounds like it would be a fun book for my granddaughter.
This looks like a fun book for a family read aloud!