The Adventures of Peter Wheat #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1949 adventure, Peter Wheat teams up with Beetle and a surprisingly helpful blue jay to rescue a baby chipmunk taken by a hawk, uncovering a surprising twist when the real nut thieves are revealed to be two crows. Written and illustrated by Walt Kelly, this free-issue classic blends whimsy and action in a tale where even the fox gets a second chance. The cover by Walt Kelly captures the moment of tension with bold, expressive lines.
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Someone has been raiding the chipmunk family's store of nuts. Peter and Beetle investigate and find a hawk fighting a fox over a baby chipmunk. The hawk takes the chipmunk to his nest, but Peter, with help from Beetle and a blue jay (and also the fox, which has a change of heart), come to the rescue. The nut thieves turn out to be two crows.
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