ABOUT US

Owlkids publishes entertaining, unique, high-quality books and magazines that nurture the potential of children and instill in them a love of reading and learning — about themselves and the world around them.

With numerous books and three magazines covering various age groups, Owlkids' publications reach more than one million youngsters and their parents every year.

Owlkids Books

With engaging writing, bold graphics, and the best children's authors, books from Owlkids are loved by parents, teachers, librarians, and — most importantly — kids! In 2008, Owlkids acquired the children's book publisher Maple Tree Press, adding over one hundred award-winning titles to our library.

To browse Owlkids Books titles, click here.

Owlkids Magazines

Chirp

Chirp's innovative package of stories, puzzles, and activities is designed for 3- to 6-year-old children. The pages of Chirp are filled with lively illustrations and colorful photographs that encourage readers to laugh and learn.

Chickadee

Chickadee is a fun, hands-on magazine for 6- to 9-year-old kids whose thirst for knowledge and appetite for humor are insatiable. Interactive stories, puzzles, comics, animal features, and science experiments educate and entertain readers.

OWL

OWL, for 9- to 13- year olds, provides readers with timely, reliable, and relevant information on the topics and issues that concern them — everything from sports and the environment to pop culture and peer relationships.

For more information, visit www.owlkids.com.

Acknowledgments

We acknowledge the financial support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Government of Canada through the Canada Book Fund, the Ontario Arts Council and Ontario Creates for our publishing activities.

Owlkids gratefully acknowledges that our office is located on the traditional territory of the Wendat, the Anishnaabeg, Haudenosaunee, and the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation. As publishers of children’s books and magazines, we take seriously our responsibility in examining the history and legacy of colonialism, while we hopefully work toward a just and inclusive future.