Travels With Parky Pigeon - Flying to Our Local LFL #REVIEW #AD

 Travels with Parky Pigeon is a book that we were able to review.  It was a cute book about a Pigeon that just wasn't like his family...  while he tried his best, it just did not work out that way! At the end of the book, there was a section called "Parky's World View" I really enjoyed it and actually learned a bit from it!  Like, did you know that "27,000 trees are felled each day for toilet paper.  Paper can be recycled only 6 times- after that the fibers are too weak to hold together."

This was Episode 1 - So check out the series to see what Parky is up to next!  We are actually about to go donate this to one of our local Little Free Libraries, so someone else can enjoy! 

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Press Release: 

Travels with Parky Pigeon: On the Waterfront by Timothy Becker (and illustrated by Matthew Fox) is a fun children’s adventure book about a world traveling, rock and roll pigeon named Parky who will delight children and adults alike.

 

Raised by his pigeon parents and tended to by Terrie and Eddie, a retired happy couple in Hoboken who used to work in film but now raise pigeons, Parky is a happy bird. Parky is a curious pigeon who goes on a worldwide adventure when he accident ends up on an airplane headed for Edinberg, Scotland. But thousands of miles away, how can he get back to his family?

 

On his travels across the globe to get back home Parky meets an old Scottish lady and a terrier who live in a castle, an aristocratic seagull who lives to sail and his beagle companion. In London Parky meets a famous Zeppelin loving rock band named Heavy Living made up of Jules, Vern, Jimbo, Iggy and their otter roadie named Otty, who perform at concert at Trafalgar Square in front of protesting pigeons who don’t want to be removed their home. Parky and his dance moves are there to the rescue. Parky’s family are happy to see him safe and happy on the televised concert, but Parky must get home. Maybe those flying rock stars can lend Parky a hand?