Warner Press Print Books – Giveaway

PicPocket Books is one of the largest publishers of storybook apps working with print book publishers to bring quality picture book literature to the digital media.  During our recent Children’s Books Week, they put 7 of their apps on sale and the respective print book publishers of these storybooks have also generously sponsored the print version to give away on our website.  We have earlier closed the giveaway of 3 print copies of Tractor Mac and now we are starting a new giveaway for the print version of Chrissie’s Shell, Petunia Pepper’s Picture Day and Skid & the Too Tiny Tunnel, all published by Warner Press.  To win, enter via the Rafflecopter Widget below.  Please note that this giveaway is open to US residents only.


Chrissie is a little turtle with a big problem: she believes her shell is empty. She spends her days comparing herself with other animals in the forest and imagining what it would be like to be them, only to end up disappointed again and again when she finds she cannot transform herself into someone new.

At last, when Chrissie is ready to give up all hope, she has a conversation with God. She begs him to make her into a creature like the wonderful animals she has seen, but God has something better in mind. Will Chrissie finally see herself as God sees her? Will she realize that her shell is not empty after all and that God loves her just the way she is?


Poor Petunia Pepper! Every year, disaster strikes on her school picture day. Puffy hair, pumpkin-style smiles and pink eye help her take pictures that only her family could love. But this year, Petunia promises herself things are going to change. She carefully plans for the perfect picture day. But when she misses the school bus, a series of misadventures begins that leads to yet another picture day fiasco. Will Petunia’s perfect picture be ruined, or will she finally take a picture everybody in her class will love?


Skid, the littlest yellow tractor in the equipment yard, wants to be mighty like the giant bulldozers, tall cranes, and massive diggers who tower over him. But all the big machines tell him he is just a dinky tractor with a putt-putt engine. While they are busy building a new road through the mountain, Skid is left behind to take out the garbage.

When disaster strikes and a tunnel the machines are digging collapses, Pillar, the biggest bulldozer, is left trapped in the rubble. Only a small opening is left at the tunnel entrance and the only one who can fit through the opening is Skid-who is afraid of the dark. Now it’s up to the tiniest tractor to save the day. Can Skid find the courage to do what he was made to do and prove that he doesn’t have to be big to be mighty?

The story also features a “Time Out for God’s Word” page that parents and teachers can use to reinforce the biblical foundation of the story with children. Kids are reminded how much God loves them, just the way they are.

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Grace is a mother of 4 children aged from 6 to 18 years. She checks the daily free apps listing and is most excited to share good app finds. Living in fast-paced education-obsessed Singapore, Grace recharges her energy by watching K drama on the iPad (there are apps for that too!)
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Comments

  1. Helen Wagner says:

    I would like to win Chrissies Shell, Then Petunia Pepper, and Skid!

  2. MJ says:

    I want them all! LOL 1. Petunias Peppers. 2/ Chrissie’s Shell 3. Skid

  3. Christina says:

    All of them would be awesome! LOL But if I had to choose pref order, 1) Chrissie’s Shell, 2) Petunia Peppers, and 3) Skid!

  4. Jennifer Hayes says:

    all would be nice but — skid, petunia, and Chrissie!

  5. Amarina Bergeron says:

    I would like Skid & The Too Tiny Tunnel and Chrissies Shell. Both books show that being different is important and I think that is wonderful for my son, so he can understand that even though hes different, he is special in his own way!

  6. Frances Amato says:

    I would like them all, if I had to choose I would choose me in the order they appear. Chrissie’s Shell, Petunia Peppers and Skid. Thank you!

  7. Emily says:

    I would like any one of them, but Chrissie’s Shell looks cute

  8. Tammy Sweeney says:

    All these books sound great. would love any of them. If I had to choose a specific one then I think 1) Petunia Peppers, 2) Chrissie’s Shell and 3) Skid. Thanks for the chance to win one of these.

  9. I would love to win any of them! They all look wonderful!!

  10. Connie says:

    Skid, Petunia, Shell

  11. Valerie Maples says:

    Any of these books look great with very important lessons in great story form. In order of preference, Petunia Peppers, Chrissie’s Shell, and Skid & the Too Tiny Tunnel.

  12. Jeannette Solimine says:

    I would like any of them, but my first choice would be Chrissie’s Shell. My younger daughter’s name is Chrissie (from Christina) and she has a mitochondrial disease that has left her extremely mentally and physically delayed, probably permanently since she is almost 12 now.

    • Hello Jeannette,

      Your story touched my heart. I have worked with many children like your Chrissie. I have a feeling she will go far! Ordinary is so over-rated. I have MS and I can related with Chrissie’s challanges. I am also the author of Chrissie’s Shell and I would love to send a signed copy for your daughter.

      All the best,

      Brooke Keith

  13. Tammy Harris says:

    Hard choice, but it would be Petunia Peppers!

  14. Norma says:

    Thanks for this contest.

  15. First choice would be Skid, then Petunia then Chrissie – thanks !

  16. Rachel L says:

    These would be great for the preschoolers I work with.

  17. Regina says:

    I honestly have never read any of them but i think my kids would like any of them. My first preference I think would be Petunia Peppers.