Barn Owl Tales: World Book Day Event at Oranmore Library
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On World Book Day, students from Scoil Íosa in Oranmore and author Susan O’Donohoe came together at the local library for a captivating reading of Golden Wings, a childrens book about an Irish barn owl. The event, a collaboration between Galway County Council Biodiversity Office and Galway Public Library Service, not only showcased the books engaging tale but also highlighted the importance of native wildlife. The young readers, adorned with their own barn owl drawings, actively participated in the session. The books detailed barn owl facts, particularly those about their habits and challenges in Ireland, particularly resonated with the older kids. The event, facilitated by County librarian Elizabeth Kane and library staff, fostered a nurturing environment for the children and teachers. The story, illustrated by Robert Vaughan and designed by Sara Sirtoli, beautifully depicts the owls world, demonstrating storytellings potential to connect kids with nature and inspire conservation efforts.
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