Turkey's Sandtastic Beach Day, the latest children's book from the talented author Wendi Silvano and illustrator Lee Harper, is a hilarious and heartwarming tale that will leave young readers in stitches.
Our favorite mischievous bird is back and Farmer Jake is taking them to the Sea Side for a petting zoo. But, when Turkey sees the sand and the ocean he hatches a plan to sneak away and enjoy a day at the beach.
Turkey uses his wits and a variety of clever disguises to try and make his way to the beach. From a crab to a surfboard to a beach ball, Turkey will do whatever it takes to enjoy some fun in the sun.
But will Turkey's antics pay off? Will he finally get the chance to experience the sand, surf, and sun that he's been dreaming of? Readers will have to follow Turkey on his hilarious adventure to find out.
With its colorful illustrations and engaging storyline, Turkey's Sandtastic Beach Day is sure to become a favorite among young readers. Miss Dorothy, a beloved children's book reviewer, will undoubtedly be excited to receive the book on release day and share the story with her young viewers on her Goodnight Lighthouse YouTube channel. So put on your sunscreen, grab your beach towels, and join Turkey on his Sandtastic Beach Day adventure!
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