Dewey Doo-it helps Owlie fly again
By: by Brahm Wenger & Alan Green ; illustrated by Jean Gillmore.
Contributors: Green, Alan.; Gillmore, Jean, ill.; Patinkin, Mandy.; Peters, Bernadette.; Reeve, Dana.; Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation.
Publisher: RandallFraser Pub.
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Irvine, CA
Language: eng
Subjects: Friendship -- Juvenile fiction.; Helping behavior -- Juvenile fiction.; Paralysis -- Fiction.; People with disabilities -- Fiction.; Owls -- Fiction.; Friendship -- Fiction.; Helpfulness -- Fiction.
Genres: Juvenile fiction.; Fiction.
Description: When Dewey gets his new kite caught in a tall tree and asks his friend Owlie for help, he finds that Owlie has been in an accident and can no longer flap his wings.
Notes: "A musical storybook inspired by Christopher Reeve to benefit the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation"--P. [1] of cover.

Music & lyrics, Brahm Wenger & John M. Rosenberg; orchestrations, Gregory Prechel.

Sung by Mandy Patinkin, Bernadette Peters; with Dana Reeve.
Table of contents: title: How did Dewey Doo-it teach Owlie to fly again?; title: We all live in the Jingle Jangle Jungle; title: Thing-a-ma-jiggies; title: Here comes Owlie!; title: That was then; title: Wheels are turning; title: How do we build this thing?; title: The ga-liftin & ga-flappin machine; title: Flying again; title: How do we build this thing? (reprise).