“Poor Peter” by Gertrude Spindler: A Tale of Friendship, Happiness, and Joy

Los Angeles, CA – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, April 25, 2023

Gertrude Spindler’s new children’s book, “Poor Peter”, tells a heartwarming story about a seven-year-old boy who is searching for happiness. With the help of his parents, he discovers that true happiness comes from within and from friendship.

Poor Peter lives in a big and beautiful house with his parents who are wealthy and have everything they need. But Peter is unhappy and can’t figure out why. His parents try to make him happy by buying him the latest toys and gadgets, but nothing seems to work.

One day, Peter tells his mom that he needs a bike to make him happy. So, she buys him the most beautiful bike and he has fun riding it around the neighborhood and at the park. But soon, he’s bored and sad again. His mom then buys him a swimming pool, and when he tires of swimming every day, his parents build him a tennis court.

Finally, Peter discovers the secret to his happiness. While practicing his tennis game, he meets a boy his age named Johnny who is watching through the fence. Peter invites him in to learn the game and the two become friends. Peter realizes that the only thing he truly needed to make him happy was a friend.

Gertrude Spindler’s “Poor Peter” is a charming and timeless story about friendship, happiness, and the joys of childhood. With delightful illustrations by Victor Spindler, this book is sure to bring a smile to any reader’s face. “Poor Peter” is sure to be a treasured addition to any family’s library.

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

“Poor Peter”
Author:Gertrude 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 now living in California with her graphic designer husband.