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Peas in a Pod

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$11.58 $18.99 In stock

After her mother died, Sophie is finally adjusting to living with just her father. Everything is going well; Sophie and her father get along just great. However, everything changes when Sarah and Billy, her dog, enter the picture. Will the pod have enough space for further peas?



This picture book, written by Rachel Noble and illustrated by Katie Rewse, will support any young reader who has had to cope with a parent dating someone else.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

The way Sophie's relationship with her father shifts after her mom's death felt so real and raw—it had me tearing up more than once. The writing captures that quiet, everyday tension perfectly without overdoing the drama.

Jacob R. ★★★★★

I was really drawn in by how naturally Sophie's relationship with her father is portrayed before everything gets complicated. The emotional depth when Sarah and Bill enter the story feels very real and keeps you turning pages.

John M. ★★★★★

I was a bit worried this would be too sad for my daughter, but the way Sophie and her dad navigate things feels really real. It’s got that quiet, honest tone I love in a good story.