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  • Ten Owies

Ten Owies

Author
Illustrator
Annabel Tempest
Publication Date
June 14, 2022
Genre / Grade Band
Fiction /  K − 1st
Language
English
Format
Picture Book
Ten Owies

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Description

A hilarious story about ten silly children who accidently end up with ten silly owies. This big-hearted, positive-minded picture book is an irreverent ode to the most universal of all childhood experiences--the "boo-boo"--and a perfect book to share with anyone recovering from a scraped knee or stubbed toe.

Ouch, that hurt!

From ice-cream induced brain freezes to bee stings to stubbed toes and bruises, ten children get ten owies that can only be cured by the following: a kiss, a hug, lots of love, and as many colorful Band-Aids as possible.

Full of rhythm, repetition, playful language, silliness, and love, Ten Owies introduces young readers to numbers from one to ten, as well as the notion that everyone gets a "boo-boo" every now and then. Tony Johnston's silly text, combined with Annabel Tempest's lively illustrations, captures all the drama of childhood while also offering plenty of humor, sympathy, and healing. The perfect book to share with a child needing a little tender love and care!

Publication date
June 14, 2022
Genre
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780062644602
Publisher
Greenwillow Books
BISAC categories
JUV019000 - Juvenile Fiction | Humorous Stories
JUV015020 - Juvenile Fiction | Health & Daily Living | Diseases, Illnesses & Injuries
JUV009050 - Juvenile Fiction | Concepts | Senses & Sensation
JUV009030 - Juvenile Fiction | Concepts | Counting & Numbers
Library of Congress categories
Picture books
Stories in rhyme
Counting
Wounds and injuries
Empathy

None

Johnston and Tempest bring the fun to this bright, bouncy read-aloud that tells the stories of ten children who sustain minor injuries in the midst of happy, active days. . . . Many viewers will recognize children who look and act like themselves in these pages, and the schadenfreude will make them giggle (and maybe squirm). More than acknowledging that an adventure is worth a bump or scrape, this book presents bruises and abrasions as normal side effects of living and, most of the time, something a caregiver can kiss away.