Peeta The Parakeet - Taylor, Richard
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A snake had stolen one of the eggs from Harold and Polly's nest and was thought to have been eaten while they waited eagerly for their other egg to hatch. Peeta, who had hatched a few days later, grew up with three beautiful red feathers on his left wing which his parents had never seen on another parakeet before. A few days later, he happened to meet a pigeon who told him that there was indeed another parakeet in the City who had the same red feathers as he. He then goes to rescue the parakeet just after he realizes that it must be the one who had hatched from the stolen egg!

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Produktbeschreibung
A snake had stolen one of the eggs from Harold and Polly's nest and was thought to have been eaten while they waited eagerly for their other egg to hatch. Peeta, who had hatched a few days later, grew up with three beautiful red feathers on his left wing which his parents had never seen on another parakeet before. A few days later, he happened to meet a pigeon who told him that there was indeed another parakeet in the City who had the same red feathers as he. He then goes to rescue the parakeet just after he realizes that it must be the one who had hatched from the stolen egg!
Autorenporträt
Colonel Richard Taylor, retired, served in Army cavalry, ranger, and airborne units, as an educator, and in military-diplomatic assignments in Africa, Brussels, and Manila. And Defense/State diplomatic advisor assignments in Iraq and Afghanistan. He has written for many military publications. Prodigals is his first book.Colonel (US Army, Retired) Richard Taylor writes of love and war. "Prodigals: A Vietnam Story," an autobiography, was published by Casemate in 2003 and the manuscript was a winner at the Pikes Peak Writers Conference, then a featured selection of the Military Book Club. "Homeward Bound: American Veterans Return from War, a comprehensive veterans history, was first published by Greenwood Press (ABC-CLIO) in 2007, then republished by the Naval Institute Press in 2009 as a featured selection of the Association of the US Army. It was one source for the PBS four part series "American Veteran" in 2021. His current hits are the Eden Trilogy-Eden Lost, Return to Eden, and Almost Eden.