Peter Particular

Meet Peter Particular-a very picky little boy who likes everything just so.

His shoes must be tied a certain way, his snacks must be arranged just right, and his toys must always be lined up perfectly. Peter has a routine for everything... and when something is even a tiny bit out of place, he's sure the whole day will fall apart!

But Peter soon discovers that being too particular can sometimes get in the way of fun.

When his determined ways begin interrupting playtime, friendships, and simple everyday joys, Peter faces a big challenge: Is he brave enough to try something new? With a little courage-and a lot of heart-Peter learns that loosening up doesn't mean losing control. In fact, it might even lead to surprising fun, new discoveries, and the confidence to handle the unexpected.

This charming and colorful picture book follows Peter on a funny, feel-good journey as he learns to laugh at himself, embrace flexibility, and understand the big feelings behind wanting things to be "just right." Children will giggle at Peter's routines while also identifying with the very real emotions that come with growing up and navigating change.

This delightful children's book features:

• Bright, engaging illustrations that capture children's attention
• A lovable and relatable main character
• A gentle, supportive lesson about flexibility, problem-solving, and emotional growth
• Perfect pacing for bedtime stories, preschool classrooms, or early elementary read-alouds
• A positive message that encourages confidence, courage, and trying new things

Perfect for children ages 3-7, Peter Particular is a heartwarming story filled with humor, empathy, and encouragement. It's an ideal addition to any home library, classroom collection, or counseling bookshelf. Young readers will finish the story feeling understood, empowered, and eager to step into new experiences-one small, brave step at a time.

Join Peter on his delightful adventure today and see what happens when a very particular boy discovers that letting go-just a little-can open the door to a whole lot of joy!