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Sam the Strawb Part edition by Scott Bury Literature Fiction eBooks

Sam, the Strawberry Pirate, or, the 'Strawb Part,' as he calls himself, is a story about a little Canadian boy who decided to put together a pirate outfit, and build his pirate ship from a pile of broken bicycles, calling it the 'Duct Tape Pearl.' His M.O. is robbing women coming out of the local grocery stores of their strawberries. As the story builds, you can't help but fall in love with Sam!

It's a fun, quick read, for all people, big and small. Better than that, all proceeds from the sale of this story are donated to CHILDREN AT RISK, a charity for children with AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS!

Even better than that, this story is dedicated to a certain young man named, Nicolas!


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Sam the Strawb Part edition by Scott Bury Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Super cute and imaginative story that put a smile on my face. A small boy decides to dress up like a pirate and steal people's strawberries, and the East Canada Food Company is desperate to come up with all sorts of ways to stop him. Kids and grownups alike would certainly appreciate it. And all proceeds go to a good charity.

Would love to see this with accompanying illustrations someday.
This is a fantastic read for children and a lot of fun. Sam has one big adventure and travels around the country on his bicycle because he is being chased by another pirate. Sam loves strawberries and steals strawberries from unsuspecting mothers, but the mothers feel sorry for him give in. Just like Robin Hood, Sam hands over his strawberries to lighten the load on his bicycle so he can go faster. Will he be caught by the other pirate? You'll have to purchase to find out.

This is a wonderful and exciting read for children and as all proceeds go to a great cause, who can resist.
This is really funny - a children's story that will be understood even better by adults - some bits in it were so funny I read them several times over (Commodore Swinkill lying about his age, the Senior Director turning into an island, Delores and her children).

It's also completely hatstand! What an imagination! Quite unlike anything else I've ever read, really; would make a wonderful animated film. Absolutely loved it. Hilarious.

What makes it even better is that all proceeds from the sale go to the charity Children at Risk - which would make it worth buying for that reason alone.

Nice one, Mr Bury!
There are two solid reasons to buy Scott Bury's short story, Sam, the Strawb Part. (1) All proceeds go to Children At Risk, an Ottawa-based charity for kids with autism spectrum disorders, so for a mere $1.99 you're contributing to a worthy cause. (2) For a mere $1.99, you're getting a entertaining read that's worth a lot more.

The hero of this fractured fairy tale is a boy who loves strawberries so much he plunders them from unsuspecting shoppers. In other words, he's a strawberry pirate. Though, as Bury tells us, "Sam had a habit of talking very quickly and slurring his words without enunciating, so he described himself as `a strawb part.'"

Bury has written one of those stories that can be read by children but enjoyed by adults, thanks to its liberal doses of absurdist humor. Here's a sample "The Senior Director was the most obese man on the planet. He wore a dark grey suit and a white shirt that bulged at all the buttons. There was not a tie in the world that could go around his neck, so he wore an open collar."

The Senior Director is one of the executives of the East Canada Fruit Company. Alarmed by the great losses to their strawberry inventory, they mount a campaign to capture Sam. The chase leads to wild adventures, media notoriety and eventually to lessons learned about life (including how to coach the Canadian team for the Tour de France).

In other words, the story covers a lot of territory in 20 pages. For $1.99, you could do much worse.
Sam, the Strawberry Pirate, or, the 'Strawb Part,' as he calls himself, is a story about a little Canadian boy who decided to put together a pirate outfit, and build his pirate ship from a pile of broken bicycles, calling it the 'Duct Tape Pearl.' His M.O. is robbing women coming out of the local grocery stores of their strawberries. As the story builds, you can't help but fall in love with Sam!

It's a fun, quick read, for all people, big and small. Better than that, all proceeds from the sale of this story are donated to CHILDREN AT RISK, a charity for children with AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS!

Even better than that, this story is dedicated to a certain young man named, Nicolas!