Pete The Pelican

Pete the Pelican, who is too big to fly, tries to fly with the aid of his friend June and her airplane.

A story in rhyme about a pelican egg which hatches into curious young Pete. To protect his head from the sun, his parents find a child's cap for him to wear.

A story in rhyme about Pelican Pete who is now old enough to leave the nest¿but first he must learn how to fly and catch fish to eat. Contains an environmental message of species interconnection and keeping our waters clean.

Pete The Pelican is a children's book about the antics of local Key West creature habitants. It will amuse young and older children alike. This is the second book by Margot Anderson in the series of Creatures of Key West.

"Pelican Pete then roared with might, his two big engines screamed with delight. Lurching ahead he leapt to the sky, he roared as he soared, so very, very high." With a soothing rhythm and vibrant visuals, Pelican Pete describes the day of a busy passenger plane named Pete. Compelling when read aloud to 2-4 year-olds, this children's picture book is especially suited to children with a fascination for machines, planes and trucks.