Gail Aldwin is an author whose debut novel was a finalist for The People's Book Prize 2020 and shortlisted for the Dorchester Literary Festival Writing Prize 2020. Her writing often draws from her experiences volunteering in Bidibidi, Uganda, the world's second-largest refugee settlement. Aldwin's work is characterized by a profound understanding of the human condition and a deep empathy for those facing adversity. She frequently appears at literary festivals, sharing her insights on writing and life.
A Story of Innocence, Misunderstandings, and Acceptance
The book is celebrated for its refreshing and clever narrative, offering a sweet blend of humor and insight. It promises to engage readers with its unique storytelling and relatable themes, making it a delightful read.
Peta doesn't look like other pandas in the toy department because of her purple coat. This provides camouflage and enables her to get up to mischief. When an assistant spots Peta this puts an end to her tricks. Peta must learn more about herself ... but does this stop Peta's fun? Of course not! A perfect story for children 2-7 years.