Adventures of Percy: Friendship and Discovery Await
Embark on Gentle Adventures with Percy the Porcupine and Discover Heartwarming Tales of Friendship and Joy
Percy's Adventures
Join Percy the Porcupine as he discovers friendship and wonder in Oakwood Park
To access the delightful stories of Percy the Porcupine exploring the wonders of Oakwood Park and his many sensory adventures, click on the access button.
Explore The Characters
Explore the charming characters of Oakwood Park alongside Percy the Porcupine! His best friend is Pete, the kindly park keeper, always ready with a helpful word.
Lily the Dog
Lily is a dog that Percy the porcupine encounters in the tenth story, titled "Percy and the Scented Path". The key detail provided about Lily is that she cannot see well and, as a result, feels lost.
When Percy meets Lily in this vulnerable state on the Scented Path, his empathetic nature prompts him to help. Knowing Lily's visual impairment, Percy proposes a way for them to navigate the surroundings using a different sense: smell. He suggests that they follow the delightful aromas of the Scented Path together as a means for Lily to find her way.
This encounter highlights the theme present in several of Percy's stories: adapting to different sensory experiences and finding ways to connect and assist others based on their unique needs. Just as Percy helps Daisy experience the Rainbow Garden through touch and scent, and Ellie appreciate the silent night through other sensations, his interaction with Lily demonstrates his understanding that the world can be explored and navigated in various ways.
Daisy the Deer
Daisy is a gentle deer who features in the story "Percy and the Rainbow Garden". A key aspect of her character is that she is colourblind, which makes her feel like she misses out on the visual beauty of the garden's colourful flowers.
Despite this, she is open to Percy's suggestion that beauty can be experienced through other senses. With Percy and Pete's help, Daisy explores the garden through touch, scent, and sound, feeling the soft petals, smelling the fragrant blossoms, and listening to the sounds of nature.
Through this sensory journey, Daisy comes to appreciate the garden's beauty in her own unique way and experiences a renewed sense of joy and appreciation.
Her story highlights the theme that beauty and joy can be experienced through all our senses, not just sight.
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