Anti-Bullying at it’s best for Middle Grade Readers

Polly’s Piralympics Series

Books that are Diverse, inclusive and stand against bullying. Written in a manner that has Pirates hosting their own Paralympics, as well as, Polly’s adventures with treasure, poachers, forever-homes, Loch Ness Monsters, Leprechauns and so, so much more…

Paralympics for Pirates and so much more!

Here is what some reviewers have had to say:

NeoMuadDib

5.0 out of 5 stars So fun!

Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2020

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Wonderfully written fun book about a paralympics competition for pirates! When Captain Hake finds treasure of prosthetic blades and arms and racing wheelchairs, Polly the Parrot comes up with the idea of the Piralympics! They invite pirates from around the world to compete at Blackbeard’s Cove on Treasure Island.

Kids will love this book and will laugh at the antics and the way the pirates speak. There are also several spaces where the author asks readers to draw things like their favorite pirate, favorite captain, what they think certain events look like, etc. Great way to make this an interactive reading and to get the kids to think and use their imaginations.

Mark Gunning

5.0 out of 5 stars Pirates Ahoy!

Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2020

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What a great idea for a book! Not only was it a well thought out idea, but the mini geography lessons were also a nice touch as well. I enjoyed learning about the different pirates from around the world and loved the various events they had to enter. There were times I wasn’t sure who I wanted to cheer for. The mention of the Paralympics and the theme was fabulous. I think kids will really enjoy this book as much as I did. Well done mate!

R Shaltiel

5.0 out of 5 stars fun chapter book for middle-grade kids

Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2020

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In this book, Captain Hake and his shipmates find a treasure map. They get to the island and they find their wheelchairs and Treasures. Polly, the parrot had a great idea, let’s share it with the rest of the pirate ships and have a week of competitions.
This is a fun book, and it has also lots of humor in it.
This book is part of a series.
I recommend this book for ages 8-12.