Kid Review: The Famously Funny Parrott: More Bird-Brained Than Ever by Eric Daniel Weiner

 

About This Book:

From the co-creator of the hit children’s show, Dora the Explorer, comes four morehilarious stories about the friendship between Freddie the purple parrot and his loyal butler, Peccary.

 

Return to Rubberwick with this new collection of short stories, full of whimsical illustrations and laugh-out-loud hijinks!

These brand new adventures find our favorite duo deciphering morse code, getting into trouble with the town Judge, and even trying a new breakfast treat (don’t worry, waffles are still the best!). When things get tough Freddie Parrott knows that he can always count on his loyal butler and best friend, Peccary.

 

*Review Contributed By Rachel Feeck, Staff Reviewer*

Rousing fun adventures of a posh parrot

Freddie Parrott III and his butler Peccary return in this rousing good sequel for four more short adventures. Freddie is in charge of having fun and getting into tricky situations, and Peccary is in charge of everything else.

These stories start as maybe everyday scenarios – visiting the neighbors, or settling in for bed – and then something happens that makes them totally wild and unexpected. My favorite part is the characters themselves – everything is told from Freddie’s perspective, and his language is quintessentially proper, while also being a little absurd. Although, his choice of words may be a little advanced for young readers, so be prepared to explain a new word or two. Although, the many sketches throughout need no explanation.

Each story stands alone, and new readers can jump straight into this book.

 

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