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Reading age
8-12
Genre
Realistic fiction
Publisher
Pandamonium Publishing House
Publication date
February 11, 2024
Peter Little Wing is a Kiwi bird kept captive in the New Zealand National Aquarium. His species originates from a forest named the Wop Wops. One day, his Nandy falls ill, and the only cure for him is a nursery rhyme that requires ingredients found only in the Wop Wops. Peter embarks on a journey to the Wop Wops to save his Nandy, with his friends Tim, Onion, and Rangi accompanying him. During this journey, Peter learns the value of friendship and how to be a good leader.
This book left a lasting impression on me. Peter’s character was particularly fascinating, as was his ambitious personality and unwavering determination. I admired how he looked out for his Nandy, who was lucky to have someone like him in his life.
However, the character of Rangi was a bit irritating, always trying to take the lead and hog the spotlight, even when it was unnecessary. Onion, on the other hand, was a sweet and gentle soul who always tried to keep the peace between Peter and Rangi. I also found Tim’s character quite amusing. He was afraid of everything, which made for some hilarious situations.
The book was well-illustrated, which helped me visualize the story better. Although the beginning was a bit slow, the story picked up pace as it progressed, making it more enjoyable. I formed a deep connection with all the characters, a testament to the author’s excellent writing skills.
Overall, it was a fantastic book, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an entertaining and insightful read.
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