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    Katy and the Wise Old Owl
    Katy and the Wise Old Owl
    Katy and the Wise Old Owl
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    Katy and the Wise Old Owl

    By Karan Bishop

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    Do you have a special place that only you know about? It may be an old tree house, or a room in your basement, or maybe a tree in your backyard. Katy and her little brother have a place like that, an old tree near their house, where they have gone many times to escape from the fights their mom and dad have. But one evening, they encounter a wise old owl at the tree who takes them on an unforgettable adventure. Along the way, they meet many strange creatures and learn an important truth about their role in their mom and dad's lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPageTurner Press and Media
    Release dateMay 23, 2024
    ISBN9798895160206
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      Katy and the Wise Old Owl - Karan Bishop

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      Copyright © 2024 by Karan Bishop

      _______________________________________________________

      All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or manner, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without the express written permission of the copyright owner except for the use of brief quotations in a book review or other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

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      Created in the United States of America

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2024907844

      ISBN: Softcover 979-8-89516-018-3

      e-Book 979-8-89516-020-6

      Hardback 979-8-89516-019-0

      Republished by: PageTurner Press and Media LLC

      Publication Date: 05/23/2024

      _______________________________________________________

      To order copies of this book, contact:

      PageTurner Press and Media

      Phone: 1-888-447-9651

      [email protected]

      www.pageturner.us

      Dedication

      To my father, John C. Bishop, who taught me to see the reason beyond emotion.

      chapter one

      Katy was daydreaming as the school bus rumbled along the dirt road. The school day was over and she was going home. It was early spring. The young leaves on the trees shimmered with the freshness of the breeze that made them ripple and whisper. It is pretty out, she thought. I have a lot of homework tonight. That will keep me busy, Katy said to herself.

      Katy’s stomach was uneasy as the bus came to a stop at their house. Her parents had been fighting that morning before her dad left for work. She hoped it wouldn’t continue that night when he got home, if he came home. Katy didn’t know what the argument was about. She did know, however, that her name and her little brother, Jamie’s, name came up more than once during the argument.

      Katy tried to be a good girl and not ask for anything she absolutely didn’t need. When she and Jamie stepped off the bus their dog, Oliver, was there to meet them. It always made her feel good when he was so happy to see them Hello my friend, Katy said. I’m really glad to see you too. Were you a good dog today?

      His whole body wiggled with glee as they walked down the lane. His doggy eyes were smiling, welcome home.

      Oliver always had a stick in his mouth. His favorite game was fetch. He started asking to play the minute the children were off the bus. Jamie picked up the stick Oliver had dropped in front of him and threw it toward the yard.

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