Outskirts Author’s New Bird-Centered Children’s Book Takes Flight
Richmond, VA, March 21, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Join PJ and his adorable British parrot Split Pea for some wing-flapping fun in “The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea, Vol. 1: Fine Feathered Friends,” from Outskirts Press author S.D. Moore.
A young boy and his winged companion learn one’s value is based on more than what’s visible from the outside in “The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea, Vol. 1: Fine Feathered Friends,” the uproariously funny new children’s book from author S.D. Moore.
Just launched by Outskirts Press and now available through the author’s Web site at www.outskirtspress.com/pjandsplitpea, the book, the first in a planned three-part series, introduces PJ, a young boy who’s often picked on at school for his short stature. Nevertheless, PJ’s excited for his upcoming trip to the pet store to select a companion. It’s there that he spots Split Pea, a parrot with a penchant for repeating conversation—in a British accent, no less. It’s only after PJ brings Split Pea home that he learns the bird’s gift for gab is for real.
Before long, the duo’s friendship soars. There’s just one problem: Split Pea can’t fly. Through a series of attempted fixes, both friends learn there’s more to life than others’ expectations of our own abilities. In the end, PJ and Split Pea learn, it’s more important to just be the way you are.
Beautifully illustrated in full color by renowned children’s book artist Bobbi Switzer, “The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea” marvelously depicts the fanciful friendship of a young boy and his bird buddy, in all their goofy antics. The book’s message of self-image—and how love isn’t based on what a person looks like—is sure to appeal to parents, while kids will latch on to the idea of a talking bird who’s a boy’s best friend.
“The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea, Vol. 1” is now available through Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, and the online bookstore of Outskirts Press, at outskirtspress.com/store.php.
About the Author: S.D. Moore brings a wealth of life experience to her latest venture as an author of children’s books. Moore, an Air Force veteran, has served as the director of a youth center, host of a self-improvement radio show and a leadership educator. And writing is nothing new for the Alexandria, VA-area resident, who has achieved ABD status towards a Doctorate of Education; holds dual master’s degrees in management and human resources development; she is also is the author of “Basics to Business: Minding Your Business with Excel” (2003). “The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea,” the first in a three-part series, is based on the real-life adventures of a little boy, also named PJ.
ISBN: 978-1-4327-1288-4 Format: 8.5x8.5 color paperback Pages: 36 SRP: US$12.95/$13.95 Genre: Children’s
Availability: Through Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com and Outskirts Press
Author Contact: Visit her on the Web at www.outskirtspress.com/pjandsplitpea
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A young boy and his winged companion learn one’s value is based on more than what’s visible from the outside in “The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea, Vol. 1: Fine Feathered Friends,” the uproariously funny new children’s book from author S.D. Moore.
Just launched by Outskirts Press and now available through the author’s Web site at www.outskirtspress.com/pjandsplitpea, the book, the first in a planned three-part series, introduces PJ, a young boy who’s often picked on at school for his short stature. Nevertheless, PJ’s excited for his upcoming trip to the pet store to select a companion. It’s there that he spots Split Pea, a parrot with a penchant for repeating conversation—in a British accent, no less. It’s only after PJ brings Split Pea home that he learns the bird’s gift for gab is for real.
Before long, the duo’s friendship soars. There’s just one problem: Split Pea can’t fly. Through a series of attempted fixes, both friends learn there’s more to life than others’ expectations of our own abilities. In the end, PJ and Split Pea learn, it’s more important to just be the way you are.
Beautifully illustrated in full color by renowned children’s book artist Bobbi Switzer, “The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea” marvelously depicts the fanciful friendship of a young boy and his bird buddy, in all their goofy antics. The book’s message of self-image—and how love isn’t based on what a person looks like—is sure to appeal to parents, while kids will latch on to the idea of a talking bird who’s a boy’s best friend.
“The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea, Vol. 1” is now available through Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, and the online bookstore of Outskirts Press, at outskirtspress.com/store.php.
About the Author: S.D. Moore brings a wealth of life experience to her latest venture as an author of children’s books. Moore, an Air Force veteran, has served as the director of a youth center, host of a self-improvement radio show and a leadership educator. And writing is nothing new for the Alexandria, VA-area resident, who has achieved ABD status towards a Doctorate of Education; holds dual master’s degrees in management and human resources development; she is also is the author of “Basics to Business: Minding Your Business with Excel” (2003). “The Adventures of PJ and Split Pea,” the first in a three-part series, is based on the real-life adventures of a little boy, also named PJ.
ISBN: 978-1-4327-1288-4 Format: 8.5x8.5 color paperback Pages: 36 SRP: US$12.95/$13.95 Genre: Children’s
Availability: Through Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com and Outskirts Press
Author Contact: Visit her on the Web at www.outskirtspress.com/pjandsplitpea
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