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Author Borg, Sarah, author, illustrator.

Title Commotion in the ocean / written and illustrated by Sarah Borg.

Publication Info. Summertown, Tennessee : GroundSwell Books [2023]
Bookmark link: https://library.naperville-lib.org:444/record=b3068186~S1
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 Nichols Juvenile Easy Fiction  E BOR    DUE 05-04-24
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Description 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 26 cm
Summary "This . . . book helps adults introduce children to some of the environmental issues that face us today in an age-appropriate way. Playful illustrations of a variety of sea creatures teach children ways humans can help save our ocean friends. Word spreads across the ocean about a meeting to hatch a plan of defense against fishing trawlers (aka 'the monsters'). Brightly colored crabs and lobsters, sea snails, polka-dotted fish, and whales and dolphins rally together and appeal--with a hug and a kiss--to humans to make the right choices when they shop. The tale concludes with a sweet Sea Shepherd shanty about the brave crews who sailed the seas to protect whales, dolphins, and fish in need"--Provided by publisher.
Subject Aquatic animals -- Juvenile fiction.
Overfishing -- Juvenile fiction.
Trawlers (Persons) -- Juvenile fiction.
Trawlers (Vessels) -- Juvenile fiction.
Genre Animal fiction.
Picture books.
Stories in rhyme.
Added Title Inspired by: Seaspiracy (Netflix/Sea Sheperd documentary)
ISBN 9781570674112 trade
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