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4.0 out of 5 stars
Cute story, lovely illustrations
I really like this book. The story is cute and endearing, though it would help to have read the earlier books in the series first. It mentions several characters from those books, though they are cameos and are not critical to the story. It also ends rather abruptly as if there should be one more page to give a feeling of closure. That said, it is an enjoyable book, and I...
Published on January 10, 2002 by K. Davis
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Cute book. Strange ending.
Illustrations are cute. Story seems a bit child-inappropriate with it being a love story. However, I like that it teaches that a yellow beaked penguin and blue beaked penguin make a green beaked penguin (color mixing and genetics), but then the green beaked penguin becomes insecure about it's beak color. This issue is resolved in a strange and unsatisfying way on the last...
Published on February 12, 2010 by Adoring Mommy
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Cute book. Strange ending.,
This review is from: Penguin Pete and Pat (Paperback)
Illustrations are cute. Story seems a bit child-inappropriate with it being a love story. However, I like that it teaches that a yellow beaked penguin and blue beaked penguin make a green beaked penguin (color mixing and genetics), but then the green beaked penguin becomes insecure about it's beak color. This issue is resolved in a strange and unsatisfying way on the last page by the dad distracting the baby penguin with an unclear trick. Seems like a nice opportunity to embrace differences but the author missed it. I have not read the other books and wonder if that would have helped.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cute story, lovely illustrations,
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This review is from: Penguin Pete and Pat (Paperback)
I really like this book. The story is cute and endearing, though it would help to have read the earlier books in the series first. It mentions several characters from those books, though they are cameos and are not critical to the story. It also ends rather abruptly as if there should be one more page to give a feeling of closure. That said, it is an enjoyable book, and I even use it when teaching genetics to my seventh graders. The beak colors are a fun example of codominant gene alleles!
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Penguin Pete and Pat by Marcus Pfister (Paperback - December 1, 1996)
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