Books with author Ernest Alfred Aris.

The moral containing story of Wee Peter Pug is one that little children can relate to easily. In fact Wee Peter Pug is not too different to many young children in his mischievous behavior. The story is centered around Wee Peter Pug’s stealing of a shoe from his owner and how he hid it from sight as a joke. The other animals on the farm thought it was very funny too and persuaded him to find a better hiding place. As he removed the shoe from its hiding place he was sprung by the owner and punished. The other animals stood by and laughed at poor Peter Pug as his joke backfired.This digital version has lots of beautiful color illustrations (for devices that display color) along with black and white sketches by the very talented author. Each of the beautiful colored pictures are worth a thousand words and are designed to appeal to young readers. If you are looking for a bedtime story for young children, this tale of a naughty little puppy is sure to provide lots of entertainment.Wee Peter Pug was written by Ernest Aris who also provided the attractive color and black and white illustrations that help bring the tale to life.There are many who will remember the story of Wee Peter Pug from their own childhood. This digital ebook makes sharing the story with a new generation very easy. You can read it on Kindle for iPhone/iPad/Android/Blackberry or Kindle for PC or other devices where you can view it in color. (Standard Kindle is currently black and white only)

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