What is a Peachick? by Erika McGann and Clive McFarland is a bright, engaging picture book that invites young readers to explore curiosity and imagination. The story follows a group of characters trying to figure out exactly what a peachick is, leading to plenty of fun and creative guesses along the way.
The text is simple and accessible, making it ideal for junior classes, while the humour and lively illustrations capture children’s attention throughout. The colourful artwork supports the story beautifully and helps to keep pupils engaged, encouraging them to predict and discuss what might happen next.
This book would work very well as a read-aloud in infants and lower primary, sparking conversation, laughter, and opportunities for language development. It could also be used to inspire creative writing or drawing activities, as children imagine their own funny guesses for “What is a Peachick?”. Overall, it is a delightful, interactive story that both teachers and pupils will enjoy.
By Gemma Talbot
“What Is a Peachick?” by Erika Mc Gann and illustrated by Clive Mc Farland, published by O’ Brien Press, is on sale now for €14.99 (H/B).
Disclaimer: This book was provided by the publisher, O’ Brien Press, free of charge to Seomra Ranga for the purposes of this review.
