Pete the Peacock flies away from the farm and straight into trouble when he interrupts church practice at a local church.
Although told never to leave the farm, Pete the Peacock flies away one afternoon and promptly gets into trouble when he interrupts an afternoon choir practice at a local church.
PETE, THE PEACOCK, GOES TO TOWN (2005) Written by Terri Branson and Illustrated by Chet Taylor | Children's Picture Book (22 pages) from Kittycat Books | AVAILALBE FORMATS: 8.5x11 Color Hardback (ISBN 0-9765786-1-1), 8x10 Color Trade Paperback (ISBN 0-9755888-7-7), 8x10
Color Amazon Paperback (ISBN 0-9794660-8-3); Also in PDF eBook Download for desktop Acrobat Reader 5+
CoffeeTime Romance
Pete the Peacock is a curious farm peacock, who flies off to the nearby town with funny and loud results. When he begins to disrupt the local church, it is up to his farmer and his peacock wife to save the day. This is a wonderful book for young children with an easy-to-read style and lovely graphics. Kids will definitely enjoy reading this book and will be captivated by the illustrations. An exceptional book for kids.
Chaos Arts Reviews
A charming book about a mischievous peacock who interrupts a church choir practice. A humorous read with great illustrations.
Shanna Bartlett Groves
A beautifully illustrated book that gives personality to the most colorful of bird species: the peacock.
Colorful interactive book for teaching children the ABC's using God’s creation of the animal kingdom and featuring some of His most exotic creature. More importantly the book segues into the very special love God has for children.
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