As I am writing this series of stories of the loveable characters of the Hundred Acre Woods I realized I don’t have a stuffed animal for Owl. Tomorrow I will go on a hunt to get one. I do, however, have a picture of an owl drawn by our beloved illustrator Laurie Wong.
You see, we will have another series of children’s books coming out in 2016 called Grandma’s Tales.
Grandma was the forest story teller and she told the young animals about all the adventures of her dear friends as they served the Lord in the marketplace, the mission field and the pulpit. I, dear reader, am Grandma Owl and the stories are true stories about my friends and their adventures serving God. I have made them into animals for your children to relate to. Each book will have an opportunity for your child to go on an adventure with God by asking Jesus into their lives.
When I first began to write that series, some tried to discourage me from using an owl as the story teller. My first thought, however, when choosing the story teller that would represent me, was of the owl in Disney’s The Fox and the Hound. Her loving nature was what I wanted to depict as I told the adventures of: Annie the Intercessor; Howie the Evangelist; Otter from Britton Beach;

Feb. 09, 2012 – Birmingham, England, United Kingdom – This is the incredible photo of an otter seeking guidance by praying. This once in a lifetime snap was taken by Hertfordshire based photographer Marac Andrev Kolodzinski. Marac had to wait over two hours in the freezing cold before he captured the divine moment. .(Credit Image: © Marac Kolodzinski/Caters News/ZUMAPRESS.com)