Blue Sea

THE THEME PRESENTS THE CHALLENGES OF FISH BIG AND SMALLER LIVING TOGETHER IN THE BLUE SEA.IT'S GOOD FOR CONVERSATION AND IS NUMBER SIX IN THE SUCCESSION OF BOOKS ENDING AT TWENTY,RECOMMENDED FOR USE AFTER COMPLETING ''TEACH YOUR CHILD HOW TO READ IN 100 EASY LESSONS''

Awesome, simple book. Great for beginners to give them the exciting feeling of finishing a book. The story is actually rather "deep" when you consider the limited vocabulary used and keeps the child "immersed" in the story (puns intended)!

My son loves this book, it's an easy read, and builds a new readers confidence. Bright and cute illustrations.

I bought this to replace my classroom copy. It is very popular amongst my beginning readers! The text gives them good practice with word endings, and they are encouraged to use the illustrations to supplement the story.

I have used this story for preschool story hour at the library and it always goes over well. The illustrations are vivid and clear so that everyone can see it well in a group setting and the story line holds the attention of a mixed age audience.

Every preschool classroom needs this delightful book. The children love it during our ocean unit, and it's perfect for teaching little, big, bigger, etc. It's a fun read-aloud with simple text for emerging readers.

My son loves this book. He enjoys reading it to me know.

This is a book my children enjoyed (they are 23 now); I purchased as a gift for a baby shower and will probably buy again in the future.

"Blue Sea" is a delightful book to help the beginner/elementary reader learn simple comparative and superlative adjectives. "Small," "Smaller," "Smallest," and "Big," "Bigger," "Biggest" are mentioned in this 21-page story that averages about 3-4 words per page. The text is large, and the visuals are simple, colorful, and uncluttered.