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Thursday, June 12, 2014

Book Review: Mr. Pete, Where Are Your Feet

* Disclaimer - I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.  All views expressed in this post are my own.  This post also contains affiliate links.  Any purchases made through these links will result in a small commission being paid to me.

Book Cover for Mr. Pete, Where Are Your Feet by Katherine Bartlett Book Review @ATIPicalDay #books #childrenspicturebooks #bookreview #children'sliterature

It has been raining here for the last 3 days.  Of course 5 kids pent-up for that long is not fun.  I really have to reach into my bag of tricks to find boredom busters for them.  Trying to steer them away from the popular choice of video games and TV is not always easy.  One thing that I always like to encourage during times like this is reading.  I love children's literature, and deeply enjoy reading it with my children.  There is something about it that just unlocks my inner child.

I was thrilled when I received a copy of Mr. Pete, Where Are Your Feet?  As my children and I dove into the pages of this charming picture book about a parakeet whose mommy always asks him, "Mr. Pete, where are your feet?" we simply found ourselves enamored by him.  Mr. Pete, noticing that his toes are much smaller than the other birds suddenly becomes concerned that his feet must be missing.  He and his other bird friends set out in search of his missing toes looking through their little birdie homes.  The story contains a great message about acceptance and unconditional love.

As I read Mr. Pete, Where Are Your Feet? to my children, they were captivate by the story and enjoyed the pictures.  One aspect that truly made this story especially special was at the end of the book.  Katherine Bartlett includes a meet the birds section where she introduces readers to the real Mr. Pete and his friends. This really made the story come alive for my 6 year. As we read through it a second time he was pointing out each bird and able to put a names to the picture.

Not only is the story line a gem, but the illustrations are darling as well.  My 2 year old daughter enjoyed flipping through the pages over and over just to look at the pictures.  What a fabulous way to introduce reading to toddlers.

If you and your children read this book, I would love to hear your thoughts on it.  You can get your copy on Amazon today through one of the above links.

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5 comments:

  1. Thank you for the wonderful review of my book!

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    1. It was my pleasure Katherine! It was such a sweet little story. :) We really did enjoy it.

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  2. Sounds like a book my little one would enjoy. Thank you for sharing your review!

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  3. It looks adorable! What a great message too.

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  4. It sounds like a really cute book. I loved reading to my kids when they were little. Now they are all grown and they all love reading.

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