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Pirate Pete's Talk Like a Pirate 3 reviews
Kim Kennedy
Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2007
So funny!
Both my husband and I *love* reading this book to our four year old. So funny and cute, it will have you laughing out loud for sure! On my way to get the rest in the series . . .
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Pirate Pete 1 review
Nick Sharratt
Walker Books Ltd, 2007
Great Interactive Book
My three year old and I have such a great time changing the story, acting it out,and making up voices for the characters. We've even combined American Sign Language and our own "Signs" to help enhance the story. What a great way to read with your child and be involved in their vocabulary development, joy of learning and just having a great time with a book! Two thumbs way up!
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Ahoy, Pirate Pete (Change-The-Story Books) 3 reviews
Candlewick, 2004
We Highly Reccomend Ahoy, Pirate Pete!!!
This book is so much fun we all enjoyed it!!! Our 2 year old loves to mix up the story over and over again, and its great for building motor skills too!!! We cant wait for more books like this!
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The Pittsburgh Pirates (Writing Baseball)2 reviews
Frederick G. Lieb
Southern Illinois University Press, 2003
History of the Buccos up to 1947
First published in 1948 as part of Putnam's baseball team history series, Fred Lieb's book is a good summary account of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pittsburgh fielded professional baseball clubs as early as the 1880s, and became part of what became the National League in 1887. In 1891 they took on the name Pirates after being called "piratical" by the American Association after Pittsburgh signed a ...
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Acquisition on the high seas: pirate principles for program managers.(ACQUISITION PRINCIPLES): An article ... 1 review
Chris "Bloody Pete" Quaid, Dan "Long Tom" Ward
Defense Acquisition University Press, 2005
NOTICE
This is a work of the US government and the authors do not receive any compensation from the sale of this article.
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On the Go With Pirate Pete and Pirate Joe (Easy-to-Read, Puffin)2 reviews
Ann Edwards Cannon
Puffin, 2002
Ho Ho Ho and a bottle of pop!
My kids love this book. They are not ready to read it themselves, but they have enjoyed it being read to them. They are four and five years old. They find this book very funny, especially as the characters are pirates afraid of the water, driving a van instead of a ship and with pets that make fun of their efforts. My kids picked up phrases from this book and they quote it often. This is a ...
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Uncle Pete's Pirate Adventure (Usborne Young Puzzle Adventures) 2 reviews
Susannah Leigh
Usborne Books, 2003
Fun, interactive story
My son loves this book. The puzzles, mazes and hidden clues are challenging, but not too difficult for him at age 3 1/2. He has no trouble following Uncle Pete, Mary and Zak through their pirate adventures. We are looking forward to reading other books in this series.
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Pirate Pete19 reviews
Kim Kennedy
Harry N. Abrams, 2002
Shiver me timbers, buy this book!
My oldest started with this series at 2, he will be 3 soon. He asks to be read at least one of these books daily. He insists on being Pirate Pete for Halloween and Mardi Gras. The stories are cute and he looks through his hand like a spyglass when looking for the Seafairy Sapphire in the Giant Adventure title. He is always engrossed in every page.
The illustrations are gorgeous. We can ...
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Pirate Pete's Giant Adventure4 reviews
Kim Kennedy
Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2006
An all-around fun story for young readers
Pirate Pete's Giant Adventure by Kim Kennedy and featuring the illustrations of Doug Kennedy is a remarkable tale of a pirate named Pete and his ultimate journey to take hold of the Sea-Fairy Saffire in exchange for his very own ship. Encountering a multitude of treacherous enemies, including a quite frightful giant, Pirate Pete's Giant Adventure carries young readers through an engaging ...
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Pirate Brother (Young Puffin Story Books)
Pete Johnson
Puffin Books, 2002
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Peg Leg Pete And The Mermaid (Piganeers)
Michael Salmon
Little Simon, 1998
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Let the Good Times Roll with Pirate Pete and Pirate Joe (Easy-to-Read,Viking Children's)
Ann Edwards Cannon
Viking Juvenile, 2004
Let the good times roll! Pirate Pete and Pirate Joe are back in their second easy-to-read adventure—and this time they're going disco bowling! Disco dancing? In a bowling alley? These two silly pirates really know how to have fun, and now the mischievous Pirate Queen (also known as "Mommy") joins them. With its simple vocabulary, frequent repetition, and helpful visual cues in Elwood H. Smith's lively illustrations, new readers will love ...
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Cut Throat Pirates (Keystone Books (Rex Jones))
Jonny Zucker
Stone Arch Books, 2007
Rex's cell phone is no ordinary cell phone. With the push of a button, the phone transports Rex and his friends to the deck of a pirate ship.
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