The Great Landscapers

🐰 A talented rabbit family found that by caring for nature with love and dedication, they could create magic in their town and make their world more beautiful. With amazing illustrations, this story shows kids how following their passions, creativity, and working together can lead to wonderful results and make their community a better place.

READERS’ FAVORITE 5-STAR REVIEW: In The Great Little Owls: Ollie and Molly’s Journey, Bob Michaelson invites young readers into a delightful world where the charm of burrowing owls meets the challenges of nature and man. This endearing tale follows the adventures of Ollie and Molly, two courageous burrowing owls who navigate the highs and lows of life in the wild.

From the outset, Michaelson captures the imagination with vivid storytelling that combines warmth, resilience, and the importance of community. Through Ollie’s and Molly’s eyes, young readers learn about perseverance and the rewards of overcoming obstacles.

Bob Michaelson penned a narrative beautifully complemented by stunningly colorful illustrations that bring the owls’ world to life. Each page is a visual treat, depicting the natural beauty of Ollie and Molly’s habitat and their expressive faces. The artwork enhances the storytelling and is a captivating medium for young imaginations…..He is a powerful storyteller who knows exactly how to write for a young audience. The Great Little Owls is the perfect book for classroom story time, and teachers and parents will find it a great way to teach young ones about Burrowing Owls.

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Some early reviews of this book:

“Daphne says she loves it all. She is 7 years old. She loved the story and the pictures. She loved the baby rabbit in the real photos.”

Jordan and Jace, age 8 and 10, thought the story was quite interesting.

“…it was easy to follow from start to finish.

…the pictures were great in understanding the story. We liked and identified with the characters. We thought the whole story was great and interesting.”

A youngster age 6 said, “I love all the names of the rabbits. I like how they work together. I like how they’re rabbits and how they’re sweet together and that they love the outdoors. I love the pictures!”

From a 9 year old, “read your book and really liked it because it is a happy story with nothing bad in it.” She also enjoyed the pictures and photos.👍