Embark on an exciting journey with Tabitha Fink, a very well-known cat, and a crew of pirates.
Tabitha Fink, e that one-eyed cat, is prepared to set sail in pursuit of hidden wealth on her newest journey. She have a ship, complete with a homemade flag and a gorgeous patchwork sail. The nicest part is that Bartholomew the mouse, her dearest buddy, will be her very first mate. The two are dressed to the nines like true pirates and are nearly ready to set sail. They are ready to set out with a crew, clothing, a ship, & an itinerary to the hidden riches. What are they going to do?
The pirates quickly come up with a strategy, using a placard reading:
“Ahoy, Mateys!”
Want three content buccaneers,
Two females and one male.
You don’t have to have any prior knowledge or skills.
We’ll instruct you on the basics.
Participate in our adventure,
our aspirations and ideals.
When four would-be pirates ask for a position on the crew, Tabitha is overjoyed. But this puzzles Bartholomew, who doesn’t think the three newest pirates are cut out for the lengthy voyage. One of the new crew members is a cake-baker, another plays the tuba, and the third is a cowgirl. With such a green staff, there’s no way they’ll be able to unearth the hidden loot.
Last but not least,
This isn’t looking promising.
Bartholomew Blink wailed
upset over being misunderstood.
She’s forbidden from using the Arrr!
Take this into consideration.
We can’t keep going if there aren’t any pirates on board!
Tabitha Fink, though, is certain that her new team, despite their very diverse skill sets, is exactly that which they need:
“This cowgirl seems to be intelligent and
Tabitha, ever the sage, agreed.
Fink, “just look at what she’s capable of!”
Tabitha Fink & the other three rookie pirates are eager to set sail and begin their adventure, but Bartholomew is afraid they are headed straight towards danger. The small mouse is certain they are going to perish as they encounter a big whale that attempts to wreck the ship.
Since this is my first experience with the “Tabitha Fink” series, I was delighted with the charming plot. Every young readers will like Tabitha Fink & her closest friend Bartholomew’s pirate escapade on the high seas. The pictures are a lively part of the narrative since they are bright and expressive, much like the pirates themselves. Children will learn and be inspired by the positive effects of diversity and inclusion when Bartholomew expresses his concerns about the new team members. Bartholomew’s realization that we can solve our greatest challenges by working together is a message that may easily be passed on to young readers, much as the “Patchwork Pirates” themselves are a collection of people from many different walks of life. The author has also opted to use basic rhyme, which adds to the story’s natural flow and helps propel it forward to a satisfying end. I feel compelled to read more by Tabitha Fink at this point.