Discover True Happiness with “Poor Peter” by Gertrude Spindler

Miami, FL – WEBWIRE – Friday, March 10, 2023

What does Peter need to be happy?

Gertrude Spindler’s new book, “Poor Peter,” explores the themes of family, love and what it really takes to make a child happy. With heartwarming illustrations and a delightful story, “Poor Peter” is a great read for children of all ages.

In her book, Gertrude introduces us to Peter, a seven-year-old boy from a wealthy family. Despite all the luxuries in his life, Peter can’t seem to find happiness. With the help of his parents, Peter embarks on a journey to discover what he needs to be truly happy.

Throughout the story, Gertrude touches on the importance of family, love and the simple joys of life. As Peter learns to appreciate what he has and the people who love him, his sadness slowly dissipates. Spindler’s book is a moving reminder that, no matter how much we may have materially, true happiness can only be found through meaningful connections with others.

Gertrude Spindler’s “Poor Peter” is an uplifting and enjoyable story that is sure to make young readers smile. “Poor Peter” is a perfect read for any young reader. It is sure to provide children with a valuable lesson and a memorable story to cherish.

Gertrude Spindler’s “Poor Peter” is a great resource for families and schools. It is an easy-to-read story that will make children think about what it means to be truly happy.

This book is sure to be a great addition to any family’s or school’s library.

Get your copy at https://youronlinepublicist.com/product/poor-peter-by-gertrude-spindler/

“Poor Peter”
Author: Gertrude Spindler
Illustrator: Victor Spindler
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Publication Date: March 2023
Pages: 34
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 8.5 in
Genre Children’s Book
Paperback ISBN: 978-1-63892-549-1
Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-63892-550-7

About the Author

Gertrude is an 80 year old Mother raised in Switzerland. She traveled the world, ended up working in New York City as a graphic designer. She has three grandchildren and is living now in California with her graphic designer husband.