Ollie and the Egg-Splosion

Gold Mom’s Choice Award
Winner Paris Book Festival-Best Children’s Book
Winner Paris Book Festival-Best Children’s Book
Winner Book Excellence Award
Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice Award

Why is Ollie’s full name so long and hard-to-say? Follow our anxious Owllama friend as he discovers the origin of his name, all while anticipating the dramatic hatching of his new baby sister. And make sure to check out all of the fun extras at the back of the book.

$12.95

Gold Mom’s Choice Award
Winner Paris Book Festival-Best Children’s Book
Winner Paris Book Festival–Best Children’s Book
Winner Book Excellence Award
Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice Award

Ollie and the Egg-splosion is the second book in The Owllama Series. Written by Kim Wilson and illustrated by Ashley Belote, the story features Ollie and all of his worries and aversions as he tries to understand why his full name is so long and hard-to-say. In true Ollie fashion, his llama spit and owl hoot come out all at once when he’s upset, causing him to “pa-hoo” his way through discovering his family history and the origin of his name, as well as that of his soon-to-hatch baby sister’s. Ollie quickly realizes the significance in the names carefully chosen for them, as well as the importance of having a nickname that is true to each of their unique personalities.

Author

Kim Wilson

Year Published

2019

ISBN

9781946664679

Cover

Paperback

Size

5.5 x 7.5

Other Details

Illustrated by Ashley Belote

Pages

64

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About the Author

Growing up in upstate New York, Kim Wilson developed a love of reading and passion for writing at a young age. After graduating from SUNY Geneseo, where she studied creative writing, communication and public relations, she moved to Charlotte, North Carolina. It was there she had a career in marketing, married her husband Jeff, and is currently raising their two daughters, Lilly and Emma. The girls keep her days busy and her imagination active. Ollie the Owllama is Wilson’s first book.