Patrick Picklebottom and the Penny Book. This item is unavailable.Patrick Picklebottom and the Penny Book

Kids ages: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Join Patrick Picklebottom on the adventure of a lifetime, as his amazing new book unleashes the power of his imagination! Young Patrick Picklebottom gets the surprise of his life when a kind-hearted store owner sells him his favorite book for only one penny: "Would you like to buy this?" asked an elderly man. "I'd like to," said Patrick, "but I don't think I can. I've only one penny, and not one penny more," then he hung his head low, and he turned toward the door. "As it happens," replied the kind-hearted gent, "This book only costs a single red cent. But will he get to read its incredible stories? His journey home may be harder than it looks! Written lyrically with vibrant, colorful illustrations, Patrick Picklebottom and the Penny Book is a story about the magic of books and the love of reading, highlighting how a child's imagination and creativity can soar by simply reading a great book. From the best-selling author of Ricky, the Rock that Couldn't Roll, Tess, the Tin that Wanted to Rock, The Bear and the Fern and Tyrannosaurus Hex comes a new cast of lovable characters and a story you and your children will cherish for years, and read over and over again. Combining the spirit of She Silverstein, the heart of Mo Willems, and the rhyme and rhythm of Dr. Seuss, Patrick Picklebottom and the Penny Book is ideal for children ages 3-9 and Pre K-3rd grade.

Jay Miletsky is a reformed advertising executive who has shifted

his focus to the far more challenging (and rewarding) world of children's

book publishing. He lives in New Jersey with his wife, Amanda,

and seven year old daughter, Bria, who is the inspiration for

much of his writing.

Gary Wilkinson is a freelance children's illustrator and caricature

artist. Born in Hull, England, Gary soon moved to Kagawa, Japan

after completing his BA in "Product Design and 3D animation" at

Huddersfield University. Working on illustration for both print and

film, his work has been featured in the "Japan Times" newspaper

and in music videos and educational textbooks. Gary also draws

live and realistic caricatures for publication and private commission