A Pirate's Quest

A Pirate's Quest Children's Book Cover
Pirate and sandhill cranes
Pirate with all the animals
Pirate crying
Pirate with a loon
Pirate vow
Pirate wakes
Pirate through the telescope
Pirate sea turtle
Pirate with roseate spoonbill
Pirate with a shark
Pirate triumphant
A Pirate's Quest Children's Book Cover
Pirate and sandhill cranes
Pirate with all the animals
Pirate crying
Pirate with a loon
Pirate vow
Pirate wakes
Pirate through the telescope
Pirate sea turtle
Pirate with roseate spoonbill
Pirate with a shark
Pirate triumphant

A Pirate's Quest

$14.95

Written by Laura Sams and Robert Sams, Illustrations by Heiner Hertling

AWARDS INCLUDE:

  • Mom’s Choice Award for Adventurers and Heroes
  • Midwest Book Award for Children’s Picture Book of the Year
  • Next Generation Indie Award for Children's Picture Book of the Year
  • Finalist for ForeWord Magazine’s Children’s Picture Book of the Year
  • Award of Excellence for Overall Design, The Communicator Awards
  • Nautilus Silver Award for Children's Picture Book
  • Finalist for Best Illustration, Midwest Book Awards

Size: 9 1/4" X 9 3/4"

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A Pirate's Quest (for his family heirloom peg leg) is the tale of a one-legged pirate and his quest to find a very special peg leg.  The peg leg is a family heirloom, which was passed down from his grandpappy to his pappy to him.  And he loses it on a tiny lake far from the sea. To find the leg, he must follow the moving water, from lakes to rivers and eventually out to the ocean.  He braves stormy weather, searches mangrove forests and swims along coral reefs. "It's funny and beautiful," Laura said, "But it's also a story about never giving up until you find what you're looking for."

Laura and Robert Sams wrote this children's book, inspired by the pirate's Peg Leg Song from The Riddle in a Bottle movie.  This 48 page hard-cover book features beautiful oil paintings by wildlife artist Heiner Hertling.  And yes, Robert is the model for the one-legged pirate.

A VIDEO OF ARTIST HEINER HERTLING, PAINTING SCENES FROM THE BOOK