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Virgil & Owen
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Virgil & Owen
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Virgil & Owen

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Every great friendship started somewhere, but here's a story of how not to make friends…

When Virgil the penguin finds a lost polar bear, Owen, he wants Owen all to himself. He will be the only penguin with a polar bear as a best friend! But this Owen plays with everyone else on the iceberg! Isn't Owen supposed to be Virgil's friend and Virgil's friend only?
With a gentle twist on this classic childhood dilemma, Paulette Bogan introduces a new charming and lovable duo to readers in this picture book with audio.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 27, 2015
ISBN9781619635142
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Virgil & Owen
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Paulette Bogan

PAULETTE BOGAN is the author and illustrator of many beloved books for children, including Virgil & Owen, Goodnight Lulu, and Lulu the Big Little Chick. She is also the illustrator of Chicks and Salsa and Buffalo Wings, written by Aaron Reynolds. Lulu the Big Little Chick won the Children's Choice Book Award. Paulette lives with her family and her dogs, Spikey and Mufasa, in New York City. www.paulettebogan.com

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  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    When Virgil the penguin "finds" a polar bear, he decides that he will keep this new ursine companion as his own. Telling the bear that he is his, Virgil is dismayed and then angry when the bear proceeds to play with all of the other animals on the ice. Sliding with the seals, ice-skating with the other penguins, the bear is an equal-opportunity playmate, and singularly unimpressed when Virgil throws a temper-tantrum. Declaring that his name is Owen, the bear refuses to just follow along. He does invite Virgil to join the group, however...A sweet little tale of how (and how not) to make friends, Virgil & Owen demonstrates the dangers of trying to possess or control our companions, rather than truly valuing them as friends, and allowing them the freedom to make their own decisions, and to have other friends. The artwork, done in pen and watercolor, depicts the arctic/antarctic creatures and their wintry world in a fun way. Recommended to anyone looking for picture-books about friendship.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    Possessive penguin learns the meaning of friendship.