by Bethany Stahl (Illustrator), Bethany Stahl (Author)
Teach ocean conservation with this award-winning ocean children's book!
Dive into an enchanting underwater adventure with Save the Ocean, a beautifully illustrated children's book about recycling and protecting marine life from plastic pollution.
Through the eyes of lovable sea creatures, children will discover how plastic pollution affects ocean animals and how small actions such as recycling and reducing waste make a difference.
Save the Ocean tells the story of mermaid Kaleisha and a silly sea turtle named Agwe. Danger strikes as Agwe eats food that looks like a jellyfish but is really a plastic bag! Together, they brainstorm to solve the problem of ocean pollution. Along the way, readers learn about environmental awareness, teamwork, and how to care for the planet.
Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary readers, this story tells a heartwarming lesson about recycling, sustainability, and conservation.
With its inspirational message, engaging storyline, and vibrant illustrations, this book is ideal for:
- Parents looking for books about recycling for kids
- Teachers searching for classroom read-alouds about the ocean
- Homeschool families seeking environmental education for young learners
- Gift-givers wanting meaningful children's books with positive messages
Save the Ocean introduces the concept of "reduce, reuse, and recycle," and helps children build a basic understanding of how to protect wildlife in our oceans.
Book Extras:
- Discover hidden elements in a Search and Find game
- Color a page with bonus illustrations from Bethany Stahl
- Learn astonishing ocean facts for kids
- Read a behind-the-scenes look at the author's real-life ocean conservation efforts and her efforts to Save the Ocean
- Help Kaleisha, the mermaid, see the differences between plastic bags and jellyfish!
- Perfect for World Oceans Day, Earth Day, and classroom storytime
Save the Ocean is the first book in the Save the Earth Series.
Recommended for ages 3-10+
Number of Pages: 32
Dimensions: 0.08 x 8.5 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: April 22, 2019
