The Owl's Invisible Ink

In the woodland, a small round owl named Olive spends her evenings writing letters to friends, using a special ink mixed with moonbeam dew so the words appear only under moonlight. For her, a touch of mystery makes kindness more enjoyable, and her leather satchel of quills and ink is always close at hand.

When a whisper about a surprise plan spreads from Pip the Rabbit through Fern the Fox and on to the squirrels, mice and birds, the story changes shape and friends begin to avoid one another. Watching from her oak tree, Olive writes secret letters inviting the three friends to gather at moonrise, where the glowing words help them talk things through. Written by Ebru Mina TOMURCUK, this warm tale about rumours, listening and apology can be read on Onlinemasal Com.Tr, and it suits children starting to read longer stories as well as shared bedtime reading.