Pedro the Puerto Rican Parrot
Beverly Jatwani, Sunita Chawdhary
Pedro the Puerto Rican Parrot is the first book in the Together We Can Change The World series. Each book highlights a fundamental core value, whilst simultaneously encouraging children's responsibility towards Planet Earth. The books' protagonist are an endangered or threatened species from each continent. In the first book in the series, it is love that can change the world. Dominic takes Pedro the parrot under his wing, nursing him back to health, before releasing him back into the wild.
Reviews
I loved the illustration
Sergeant Chesney Sausage-Roll 05.09.2023
My thought about this is to show love and care to living things. Yes i would recommend this book to everyone.
Judge Sandwich Sherbet 01.09.2023
Good book
Anonymous 30.08.2023
I liked Pedro and that he lives in the rainforest.
Coach Stinky Toothpaste 20.08.2023
Highly recommend lovely book
Marshal Kangaroo Squirrel 13.08.2023
It was amazing. I liked it when he got better. The Puerto Rican parrots are endangered. This book was interesting. I would recommend this book to a friend.
Judge Blueberry Anteater 01.08.2023
I like this book because it is about a parrot with a hurt wing and the parrot got taken in by a good person because he was in need.
Duchess Blossom Cuckoo-Clock 29.08.2022
The book was nice. I liked the parrot. I learnt new words like adopted and mimicked and deliriously. I am going to read it to my sister and I recommend this to my cousin.
Commander Cornetto Slingshot 25.08.2022
I love that the parrot was healed and set back into the wild
Chief Hank Biscuits 23.08.2022
i love this book
Queen Bunny Jumpsuit 06.08.2022
I think it had too many words. It was interesting. I liked the activities.
Master Raccoon Scratchings 03.08.2022
Read the book and completed the Maze activity
Marshal Tulip Pendragon 03.09.2021
Loved the book and enjoyed the fun activities
Professor Sandwich Pumpernickel 03.09.2021
everybody front page yes
Anonymous 02.09.2021
This was a really good book about a parrot with a sore wing ans a little boy who looked after the parrot untill he was better he fed the parrot and changed his bandage untill the parrot was better again to be let into the wild. The little boy was sad but happy to let him free
Dona Pansy Ketchup 31.08.2021
It’s quite imaginative
Empress Petunia Teabag 28.08.2021
ugly duckling
Anonymous 11.08.2021
Taylor said she likes the book, even if she loves something so bad but will let them go if its good for them.
Madam Pinky Slingshot 08.08.2021
Lovely book and story
Queen Morgana Scratchings 03.08.2021
I love how the parrot got better and how Dominic and the parrot loved eachother.
Queen Rapunzel Pineapple 02.08.2021