Lazy Ozzie doesn't want to learn to fly, but his mother says it's time he did. She tells him he'd better be off his beam in the barn and down on the ground by the time she returns. Ozzie is sure he can fool his mother and find a way to reach the ground without flying. Or is Mother Owl wise to his tricks after all? A farmyard tale of deceipt and deception!
- shortlisted for the Coventry Inspiration Book Awards
"The layout of these captivating illustrations and repetitive text complement this delightful book" - Young Book Trust, UK "A clever cautionary tale with whimsical illustrations" - Children's Book Review Service, USA "I like the book Lazy Ozzie because it is funny!" - Stacey Coombs (age 6), Penarth, UK
Illustrations (c) Gwyneth Williamson, 1994

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