The Pumpernickel-Daffodil
The Pumpernickel-Daffodil by Galia Bernstein is a delightful picture book published by Abrams Books for Young Readers in 2023. This 40-page story follows Wodehouse Chili Pepper Pumpernickel the Third, a misfit pup navigating his first competitive dog show. With a lineage of champions, including his famous mother and celebrated father, Wodehouse grapples with the pressure of living up to family expectations while discovering the importance of being true to oneself.
Readers will find a humorous exploration of family dynamics, friendship, and self-acceptance as Wodehouse and his human confront their insecurities about competing. The narrative highlights themes of individuality and the bonds that form between kindred spirits. This engaging tale is designed to resonate with young audiences, making it a fitting addition to any collection focused on animals, social themes, and humorous stories.
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A misfit pup faces his first competitive dog show in this heartwarming and hilarious picture book about family, friendship, and being yourself, from Galia Bernstein, the acclaimed author-illustrator of I Am a Cat.
Wodehouse Chili Pepper Pumpernickel the Third has an important family: His mother is the famous Mathilda Lily-Rose Daffodil, and his father is the celebrated Wodehouse Chili Pepper Pumpernickel the Second. It’s a family of champions, blue-ribbon winners, and Bests in Show galore, and all of them agree that one day, he will be the best of them all! After all, he IS a Pumpernickel-Daffodil.
But when he gets his own human, neither feels so sure that they’re blue-ribbon material, and they both wonder if they’ll be top dog at their first competition. . .
From acclaimed author-illustrator Galia Bernstein comes a charming and hilarious story that celebrates kindred spirits and forging your own path.
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