VBT# The Prickly Problem - Cheryl DaVeiga

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The Prickly Problem: Dr. Pete the Porcupine (Biff Bam Booza)

VBT# The Prickly Problem - Cheryl DaVeiga - August 2022

This was such a cute picture book and I just loved the illustrations also. The book starts by introducing us to Dr. Pete the Porcupine who helps all the animals in the desert with their problems by mixing up magic potions for them, the potions can heal any ailment that the animals have. One day, he hits a blank when the animals call for his help to cure and turn the nasty cactus into a nice person as he is a bully of a plant. He is nasty and cruel to all the animals and a big meanist to all the animals around. They have called Dr. Porcupine to help as if anyone can turn him nice, it is Pete the Porcupine. Now Pete must put on his thinking hat and try several potions to get to the root of why the cactus is mean.  This was a very good read and has a great moral to the story as we watch the cactus change his tune and learn why he was mean in the first place and it shows that sometimes all we need is someone to show us kindness and to persevere for us to change our moods.  The Prickly Problem by Cheryl DaVeiga is the perfect read for children aged 5-8 years old.

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