Hi Connie, congratulations on your book!
Immediately when I started reading the story, it took my imagination that little Pickles was actually talking. You nailed it! Awesome! It kept me engage throughout the whole book. Learning details about the Osprey are very clear to understand and quite frankly some things surprised me, for example how long they can live. It surprised me for such a strong, hearty bird that they needed to fly south for the winter, but now that I understand that they only eat fish, of course it explained it all. I also wondered if Pickles liked the goldfish. lol
I wondered what happened that they became nearly extinct in this area… I guess I will need to Google that.
It made me wonder at times why Pickles was the only one hatched, so with the dialogue in the back of the book, it was perfectly explained and what can and could happen to the Osprey. Pickles has four equal toes, but I struggle to see all of them. 🤔
The ending of this wonderful story left me with a feeling of being warm and happy for Pickles. I mean after all he’s in Mexico. 😉 It leaves plenty of room for the imagination about Pickles and his family and also his adventures can be endless.
Now remember for me with ADHD, when I read the fun facts, I sometimes lose concentration and would need to go back and slightly read that same page. But just slightly, not like most books where I need to read the whole page sometimes a couple times. So I think that this book will be great for kids who have ADHD possibly.
Little Pickles in his cartoon character image for lack of a better terms is priceless! Well done! How did you come up with the name Pickles, was it because of his size?
Can’t wait to read this gem to my 4-1/2 year old granddaughter.
Little Pickles 🤣🤣 love it.