Putter’s Purple Power Toe
Putter’s Purple Power Toe by Susan Olson Gee is a humorous, fictional chapter book published by Trafford Publishing in 2005. This 62-page book is designed for children ages 6 to 12 years and is illustrated by Nate Josephs. The story follows a 10-year-old boy named Putter, who stumbles upon a mysterious purple rock while playing hide-and-seek on his parents’ farm in 1958. Unbeknownst to him, this encounter grants him magical powers in his purple toe, leading to unexpected adventures.
Readers will join Putter as he navigates life at his two-room country school in Big Bend City, experiencing a year filled with whimsical wishes and the realization that thoughtful wishes can yield the most rewarding outcomes. The narrative captures elements of fantasy and magic, making it an engaging read for young audiences. Through Putter’s journey, the book offers a blend of humor and imaginative storytelling, inviting children to explore the wonders of their own wishes and dreams.
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Putter’s Purple Power Toe is a humorous, fictional, 60-page chapter book for children ages 6 to 12 years (and older). It is written by Sue Olson Gee and illustrated by her nephew Nate Josephs.
On his parent’ s farm in 1958, a 10 year old boy named Putter stubs his toe on a mysterious purple rock in the woods while playing hide-and-seek. He is unaware that he now has magic powers in his purple toe, until his pet gerbil starts talking and his brother stops.
Go along with Putter to his little two-room country school in Big Bend City, and relive some of the author’s memories in that special haven in Minnesota. Follow Putter’s exciting adventures through a year of carefully making twelve wishes and discovering that “good” wishes are the most rewarding.
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