Parrotfish and Sunken Ships: Exploring a Tropical Reef

by Jim Arnosky

Other authorsJim Arnosky (Illustrator)
Hardcover, 2007

Status

Available

Call number

578.77

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Publication

HarperCollins (2007), Edition: 1st, 32 pages

Description

Describes the marine creatures that live on or near Florida's coral reef.

User reviews

LibraryThing member lnaeole
Nice to see the colors but not my favorite. too much talking and the layout isnt too great and I just do not agree with me in flowing wise.
LibraryThing member jllwlsh
I enjoyed this book, and thought that the images well represented the facts that the writer was putting forth. It is a perfect read for a youngster who may not know much about coral reefs, and is visually stimulating
LibraryThing member achertok
Arnosky combines illustrations with vivid description of coral reefs and it is easy the perceive the excitement he has while exploring below the surface. Every kid imagines finding a ship with buried treasure and it is easy to tell that the treasure for Arnosky is the ocean itself. There is so much
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to find and this includes, if given the opportunity, yourself.
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LibraryThing member TammyBB
Arnosky takes the reader on a boat trip with his wife, exploring the coral reef of the Florida Keys. He illustrates common animals seen in the story, and also delves into information about the Spanish shipwrecks one can explore off the coast.

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

32 p.; 11 inches

ISBN

0688171230 / 9780688171230

Barcode

91120000468740

DDC/MDS

578.77
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