MYRTLE BEACH, S.C., January 4, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Patricia Lyver, a writer with a passion for bringing joy and happiness through her stories; Did You Ever ‘See’ Gulls?”: is an imaginative creation that allows children to experience all sorts of fun and silly exploits with our feathery friends!
Patricia writes, “1. Did you ever ‘see’ gulls baking an apple pie…or
2. Singing a baby a lullaby?
3. Did you ever ‘see’ gulls…dressed as circus clowns or
4. Dancing with dolphins in long ball gowns?
5. Or how about gulls named Betty or Teddy
6. or Freddie or Eddie?
7. Did you ever see gulls driving a big fire truck…or
8. Playing golf with Chuck the Duck?
9. Did you ever see gulls hula dance in grass skirts…or
10. Outside an igloo wearing T-shirts?
11. Or how about gulls that are juggling marshmallows while playing the cello
12. wearing suits that are yellow?
13. Did you ever ‘see’ gulls flying kites high up in the air…or
14. In a nest, laying eggs that are square?
15. Did you ever see gulls eating macaroni and cheese…or
16. Napping on top of a hive full of bees?
17. Or how about gulls in a leaky rowboat, having lunch with Ollie the Goat,
18. Desperately trying to stay afloat?
19. Did you ever see gulls painting their toenails green…or
20. Sipping afternoon tea with a queen?
21. Did you ever see gulls wearing raincoats out on a jetty…or
22. Out to dinner, slurping spaghetti?
23. Did you ever see gulls playing pirates in a coconut tree…or
24. Scuba diving under the sea?
25. Did you ever see gulls…playing volleyball in the sand…or
26. Whistling a tune with an all whale band?
27. Well, the next time that you take a trip to the beach, look and you might see all sorts of gulls doing some of the things in this book starting from A to Z!”
Published by Fulton Books, Patricia Lyver’s book will spark young children’s minds in discovering the alphabet through rhyming and vivid illustrations, leaving the reader with new knowledge, fun and feeling highly entertained.
Patricia's books also have a wonderful, US Patented feature. The text of the story is reproduced on the back, to enable the reader to keep the book facing the children and all illustrations are easily visible. This creates a very smooth flow of storytelling and allows for pausing to talk about the illustrations and content.
Readers who wish to experience this brilliant work can purchase “Did You Ever ‘See’ Gulls?” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Gregory Reeves via email at gregory@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
Source: Fulton Books
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