There are babies who, at five months old, only know how to drink milk and take naps, but Peter was different. He could talk to pianos that told stories, travel through time with inventor grandpas, turn ordinary boxes into treasure chests of wonder, and bring drawings to life with a magic pen. He could swim alongside little fish that painted with rainbows, visit fairs where wishes came true, and wander through secret gardens where flowers sang lullabies. His laughter could make wish-trees bloom, awaken dozing books, and transform plain suitcases into chests of dancing stars. But the most extraordinary thing is that all these adventures began on a perfectly ordinary Wednesday in spring, when Peter decided that being a regular baby was just too dull and that it was time to discover how much magic can be hidden in the simplest parts of everyday life. This is the story of Peter and his twelve fantastic adventures, where you’ll learn that sometimes all it takes is a baby’s laughter to make the most extraordinary things happen, and that the greatest magic isn’t the kind that changes objects, but the kind that changes hearts.