M. L. Purtles childrens story The Potato Pie Pirate brings to light what really happens at a little boys dinner table. In rollicking rhyme and dashing style, the Potato Pie Pirate explodes onto the scene bringing mayhem in his wake. The outrageous exploits of this culinary buccaneer will delight everyone that has harbored thoughts of revolt at being told to eat their peas

Peg Leg Lil is a true-blue pirate. She can shoot a cannonball through a porthole, sail through a typhoon, and dig up buried treasure all day long. But there's something about Lil that nobody knows. She can't cook! Suggested level: primary.

Read Along or Enhanced eBook: The Pirate Pie Ship is an exciting tale of tasty adventure on the high seas! Times are changing and the pirates can no longer depend on stealing treasure to make money so they decide to go into the pie-making business. But they soon find out a rival ship has a similar idea...

Pirate's Pantry: Treasured Recipes of Southwest Louisiana is a bountiful collection of family and regional recipes, with a spicy lagniappe of local historical lore that reflects the Creole and Cajun flavor of this unique area, steeped in mystique and legend.

Children and adults who are fans of pirates or stories that rhyme will enjoy "Parker the Pierate: The Pirate of Pie!" Jacob E.M. Johnson is both author and illustrator of this silly and cheerful pirate tale. Brightly colored images, engaging rhymes, and the story of a clever pie-loving pirate are particularly appealing to preschool and elementary school age children. This book provides a great opportunity to discuss the value of friendship, the way one person's actions may impact others, and the importance of making things right with people you care about when you make a mistake. "Parker the Pierate" provides the type of fun reading experience that helps children develop a love of reading from an early age, through a story that teachers and parents will enjoy reading to the special children in their life over and over again.Back Cover Book Description: Parker, a pirate, loves pie very much. He goes by the title of "Pierate" as such. Parker sails in his ship, seeking pies he can eat. He finds a great city just filled with the treat! From every last person who buys it or bakes it, Parker walks up to the pie and just takes it! This silly story, told fully in rhyme, follows Parker's adventures as he pulls off this crime. Parker the Pierate takes center stage with colorful pictures to brighten each page. Will this tricky pirate never stop stealing, or can he learn to care about what others are feeling? This goofy tale will keep children reading, and teaches that sharing feels as good as just eating!

The Pirate pie ship is a burly tale of tasty adventure on the high seas! Times are changing and the pirates can no longer rely on stealing treasure to make money so they decide to go into the pie making business. But they soon find a rival ship has the same idea ...

"The Rover Boys Shipwrecked; or, A Thrilling Hunt for Pirates' Gold" by Edward Stratemeyer was originally published in 1924 and has captured the hearts of young readers ever since. It's the 28th book in the Rover Boys series and sees its characters on the search for buried treasure. However, don't worry if you've never read another book from this series, you'll be able to get caught up in no time.