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Pirate and Penguin, Written by Mike Allegra

What happens when a pirate, hoping for a parrot, stumbles upon a bird of a duller plumage?

Pirate doesn’t know that Penguin is a penguin. But any bird can sit on a shoulder and squawk, “shiver me timbers,”…right?

Laugh along with Pirate and Penguin in this high seas tale of mistaken identity and find out whether they’ll find friendship before somebody walks the plank. Ages 4+

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Pirate & Penguin Review

Ahoy there, me hearties! Prepare to be entertained by this captivating tale of a pirate and his parrot, or so he thought. Little did he know that stubborn parrot he thought he had was actually a penguin!

This delightful story unfolds in pirate speak, filled with humor and surprises. Watch as the pirate’s frustration grows when the penguin refuses to conform to pirate customs. The penguin won’t sit on the pirates’ shoulders, he won’t talk, he can’t help on the deck, and he won’t eat crackers. But fear not, me mateys, for a twist awaits! Discover how the pirate’s anger turns to remorse when he realizes his mistake, and witness the reunion between pirate and penguin. With vibrant illustrations that bring the story to life, it’s a treasure for both young and old, especially when read aloud in your finest pirate accent. Yo ho ho!

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