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 Mister Seahorse - Eric Carle
Newest Review: ... will discover that fathers have a role to play too, and as it's factual it doesn't feel contrived at all. My daughter was ... more  ... amazed to discover that not only is it the male seahorse who nurtures the eggs, but also other breeds of fish (I also felt I learned something, as apart from vaguely knowing about the seahorse, I had no idea about the other fish!). For example, Mr stickleback builds the nest for Mrs stickleback to lay her eggs, then he watches over them, while Mr Tilipia carries his eggs in his mouth until they are hatched. This brought up quite a bit of discussion from my daughter. Firstly, she was intrigued to learn the factual sid...more |
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Mister Seahorse - Eric Carle: Under The Sea Role Reversal (947 words)
by - written on 30/08/09 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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Last week I popped into the library with my daughter to return a DVD which was due back. As I was in a bit of a rush I hadn't intended checking any books out, but agreed my daughter could get a couple if she was very quick. I was in such a hurry I didn't actually take any notice of what she had picked up, and it wasn't until later that evening when one was dumped in my lap with the demand "Read this" that I took a closer look, and realised one her choices was by the author of the legendary children's book, The Very Hungary Caterpillar. Mister Seahorse is written and illustrated by Eric Carle. Mrs Seahorse has just laid her eggs, and now Mr Seahorse ... Read the complete review
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