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Seahorse: The Shyest Fish in the Sea (Nature Storybooks)

Seahorse: The Shyest Fish in the Sea (Nature Storybooks)

by Christine Butterworth (Author), JohnLawrence (Illustrator)

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    Paperback 2009

    $6.29
Synopsis

Dive into the ocean and discover one of the shyest fish in the sea - the seahorse! In the warm ocean, among the waving sea grass meadows, an eye like a small black bead is watching the fish dart by. Who does it belong to? Seahorse! Dive into the magical, underwater realm of one of the shyest fish of all! Discover the secrets of a seahorse's life-cycle, and find out about its food, its habitat, and how it is the dad, not the mum, who gives birth to their babies! Made in consultation with seahorse expert Colin Wells of Plymouth Marine Aquarium, this book contains accurate information suitable for classroom projects and activities. In the accompanying CD (approx. 17minutes long), actor Stephen Tompkinson explores the wonderful world of seahorses through information, music and story.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 32
 Edition: Paperback with CD
 Publisher: Walker
Published: 02 Mar 2009
ISBN 10: 1406318477
ISBN 13: 9781406318470
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years

Media Reviews
* Exquisitely executed and delicately coloured woodcuts. The Guardian on Tiny's Big Adventure
Author Bio
Chris Butterworth is the author of over seventy books, mostly non-fiction, and has written on subjects as diverse as disasters, hiccoughs, basketball and snakes. She lives in Cornwall. John Lawrence has contributed to well over 100 books for children and adults as an illustrator and wood-engraver. He is renowned for his striking images that use tools and methods of engraving from the eighteenth century. Twice winner of the Francis Williams Book Illustration Award, his illustrated titles include Lyra's Oxford by Philip Pullman, Tiny's Big Adventure by Martin Waddell and Christmas in Exeter Street by Diana Hendry.