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 In The Ocean - Maurice Pledger, A. G. Wood
 In The Ocean - Maurice Pledger, A. G. Wood ... pages and a wonderful story about a baby dolphin in search of his mother. Readers will learn about the world beneath the ocean as they encounter a new animal on every page. Inside, young readers can feel the scales of a fish, touch the smooth surface of a beautiful sea shell, or feel the lumpy shell of a lobster.Newest Review: ... slug is waiting to be found. Next up is a lumpy lobster and a turtle swimming in the seaweed. Blue sparkling neon fish are ... more ... darting past a cave where an octopus hides on the following page and way down on the seabed there is a nautiloid hiding from the sharks that swim round the shipwreck. On the last pages dolphin resurfaces to find the otter who tells him to lift the last flap.
"And here at last he finds them -
Mum, Dad and sister, too.
Now four lovely silver dolphins
can swim off into the blue."
***Touch and Feel***
As with the other books in this series the touch and feel side of things is wonderful for children to discover...more |
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In The Ocean - Maurice Pledger, A. G. Wood: Going Deep With A Dolphin (1007 words)
by - written on 14/03/06 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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***Background*** This book was written and illustrated by Maurice Pledger assisted by A.J. Wood in 1998 and is published by Templar Publishing. It is part of the Nature Trail Series, a hard backed set, which has a bit of everything in here with touch and feel sections as well as flaps to lift up. Along the way there is also a special adventure as a young dolphin struggles to find his family - along the way we are asked to look out for the mother dolphin on each page. Maurice Pledger books specialise in giving your child something to do other than turn the pages and listen to the story and he has other series available including Magnetic Story Books and the ... Read the complete review
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