In Coombs, we meet Peter, a spirited young boy with unruly brown curls, and his loyal companion, Gracie, an American Eskimo dog. As summer vacation begins, the inseparable duo embarks on a blackberry-picking adventure. Their excursion takes an unexpected turn when Gracie’s keen senses lead them to discover a tiny, lost kitten hidden in the bushes.
The next day, while distributing flyers around town, they encounter Barb, a girl Peter’s age who recognizes her lost kitten, Mittens. Through this experience, Peter not only helps reunite a pet with its owner but also gains a new friend in Barb, who has recently moved to Coombs. The adventure showcases the power of kindness, the joy of helping others, and the unexpected ways friendships can form. As Peter drifts off to sleep, he looks forward to a summer filled with new friendships and exciting escapades with Gracie by his side.
Skookum Kids Stories is a Vancouver Island children’s podcast featuring original adventures with Peter & Gracie, The Eskimo Dog and The Mellow Submarine with Captain Dave, Larry the Lobster and other unforgettable characters. Inspired by the people, places, wildlife and history of Vancouver Island and British Columbia, each story encourages imagination, curiosity and a love of reading. Downloadable colouring pages for many episodes! Skookum Kids Stories is part of The PULSE Podcast Community.
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