GaHoole, in the fictional owl language (called Krakish ), means 'Great Spirit of Hoole.' The series also calls the language it is written in (English) Hoolian. There is also a spin-off series called Wolves of the Beyond. Politeness is its own reward-just like flecks. The accompanying series is written by Kathryn Lasky and Kathryn Huang Knight. Aggie's, a school for orphaned owls, he suspects trouble and with his new friend, a clever elf owl named. And then for some reason he added, “Thank you very much.” “You’re welcome. The Capture - Kathryn Lasky - Google Books When Soren, a barn owl, arrives at St. You work with industry and delicacy.” “Thank you,” said Soren. “You are most welcome, 25-2.” Then the owlet closest to Soren began, “12-1, your beak work is quite advanced. “25-2, for an owlet of your exceedingly tiny stature you have a fine posture as you peck.” “Thank you,” Gylfie replied, and dipped her head in what she thought was a docile manner. On occasion, these reports became interspersed with comments. At regular intervals now, the two owls turned alternately to Soren and Gylfie and gave short little reports on their states of contentment. So how could this owlet’s contentment be rare if it happened every morning at a particular hour? “I, too, feel perfect.” Another owlet now spoke, turning toward Gylfie this time. That was a word he knew, for his parents had told them that the family of Barn Owls to which they belonged, the Tyto Alba, had become rare, which meant there were not many of them. I feel this sense of rare contentment every morning at this hour.” Rare? Soren thought.
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