A Persistent Penguin Friend in Pillow Form! 🐧


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Happy Wednesday, Reader!

Last year, I released my first-ever children's book. I've been reading it at some of my speaking events, and I'm finding the message lands as well with grown-ups as it does with kids!

It's been such a hit that we'll need to re-print more soon. Since it makes a great gift, I wanted to give you a heads-up in case you want to grab some copies before this run sells out. As a reminder, the book includes a QR code at the end that links to fun bonus features, including process videos for each illustration and my "Making of The Penguin Who Flew" video diary.

We also just introduced a brand new Marty the Penguin pillow! At 10 inches tall and super soft, he makes a great companion (or a follow-up gift for those you already gave books to!).

"I read the book to one of my kinder classrooms. ♥️They loved it so much, I bought each of them a copy. They especially enjoy searching for the 'hearts.' So did I! You made their day! I wish I’d captured their little faces when I opened the box! Thank you, thank you, thank you!" —Kerry
"The book was absolutely DELIGHTFUL. Really....I've read a lot of kids' books lately, lol, and that one was so cute and fun to read. Natalie loved it! We will be reading it a bunch and feel so special to have a signed copy." —Brenda

Stay young and stay fun,

P.S.

Check out some other fun stuff below, including our new Rudolph Christmas Card Set! ⬇️ And don't forget, we offer our famous 25¢ shipping on all orders over $75 in the U.S.!

Marty the Penguin Pillow

The Penguin Who Flew Children's Book

Weeds or Wishes Socks

Rudolph Christmas Card Set

Adultitis First Aid Kit

The Collector Club

Bee Optimistic Button

Mini*Print Starter Kit

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I am a professional reminder-er and permission granter who moonlights as an artist, author, professional speaker, and publisher of The Adultitis Fighter, which helps people create lives filled with adventure, meaning, and joy. I enjoy Star Wars, soft t-shirts, and brand new tubes of paint. My wife Kim and I homeschool our three weird kids and live in Wisconsin, where we eat way too many cheese curds.

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