Where Are You, Puffling?: An Irish Adventure - Hardcover

a charming picture book -- Evening Echo wonderful ...sure to delight younger readers ... there's great fun to be had on finding where the Puffling has hidden on each page and the phrase `Where Are You Puffling?' just begs to be shouted out when reading it at bedtime. This will be one kids return to again and again for the sheer enjoyment of the adventure -- Clare People The drawings are remarkable... The expressions on the animals are great... The perspective, and the landscapes, there is a skill and a talent in that... It is a beautifully illustrated book -- East Coast FM's Morning Show with Declan Meehan delightful -- Mallow Star and Vale Star Charmingly illustrated by Gerry Daly (whose uncle had the original idea for the book) ... a lovely story about friendship and helping each other -- Parents in Touch From the moment I set eyes upon this beautiful book, its bright, beautiful, colourful and exciting cover enticed me to quickly jump into and explore its tale. My favourite part was following Puffling's brave yet fun trek around Skellig. Although this book may be aimed at younger readers, I am ten years old and I loved it. I would recommend this book to anyone who is young at heart, has a love of wildlife and enjoys stories that include good morals. "Every day is a good day to have an adventure" -- Alex (10), 4th Class, Killaloe BNS, Co. Clare. * Seomra Ranga * Gerry Daly's magnificent illustrations combined with Erika McGann's engaging text as well as a detailed list of the island creatures is a pure treat for young readers -- Rtejr's Book Club a stunning book -- Irish Country Magazine beautiful illustrations -- Woman's Way a delightful picture book ... combines a heartwarming story with a timely message to look after our wildlife ... beautifully illustrated and sure to become a favourite with young readers -- Irish Daily Mail charming -- Irish Independent a delightful Irish animal adventure and heart-warming debut picture book -- Primary Times

A puffling has gone in search of adventure - now her puffin parents can't find her anywhere! They talk to the seal and the gannet and the rabbit; they walk to the huts and the cliffs and the cove. They hear lots of stories of the puffling helping others, but they just cannot find their fluffy, black chick. Finally, they spot her - on a boat out at sea! The puffling is too small to fly home, so the animals of Skellig work together and come up with something very clever ...