Pirate Dave was big and brave, Pirate Nell was clever. Pirate Giles could swim for miles in any kind of weather. But Pirate Paul well, he was small. He was hardly a proper pirate at all. (Or so the others thought). So begins this charming book that's perfect for your little landlubber. When a crew of child pirates set sail in search of treasure, they each have their own unique talents and abilities. That is, except for Pirate Paul--who after all, is just too small! The others don't think he's good for much of anything. Not hoisting the sails, swabbing the deck, or searching for treasure. But when disaster strikes, it's up to Pirate Paul to prove that being small doesn't mean you can't have the biggest adventure of all! Comes with a fun pirate hat, eyepatch, and treasure.

 

This book has been graded for interest at 2-5 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2016 by Barron's Educational Series .

Leilani Sparrow was born in South Africa to English parents. She spent most of her childhood reading in Hertfordshire and wanting to be a librarian. She still lives in Hertfordshire with her family and spends her time editing and writing books for children. Dan Taylor takes much of his inspiration from his love of 1950s and 1960s design. He drinks tea by the gallon and lives with a mischievous little dog called Bertie. Sue Mongredien has written many books for children of all ages, including the incredibly fun series called 'Frightful Families' for Orchard Books. She lives in Brighton.