One Little Fish - by Molly Littleboy (Board Book)

About the Book

"Young readers are introduced to oceans in this nonfiction board book that includes lift-the-flaps and peek-through pages throughout, as well as prompts and activities to encourage children to get outside and explore their world"--

Book Synopsis

Young readers are introduced to oceans in this nonfiction board book that includes lift-the-flaps and peek-through pages throughout, as well as prompts and activities to encourage children to get outside and explore their world.

Through simple facts, prompts, and activities, children are introduced to the amazing world beneath the waves! They'll learn what makes different kinds of fish unique, what other amazing animals live in the water, and how everyone can help take care of our oceans. This sturdy board book, which includes lift-the-flaps and peek-through pages throughout, is the perfect nonfiction book to inspire a love of nature in young readers.

The One Little board book series from Tiger Tales immerses young readers in the natural world. These engaging nonfiction titles present the processes of growth and change in our world, with bite-size facts and lift-the-flaps for an interactive learning experience.

Review Quotes

Through the simple facts, prompts, and activities comprising this board book edition of "One Little Fish: Exploring Nature for Curious Kids" from Tiger Tales, children are introduced to the amazing world beneath the waves! They will learn what makes different kinds of fish unique, what other amazing animals live in the water, and how everyone can help take care of our oceans. This sturdy board book (which includes lift-the-flaps and peek-through pages throughout), is the perfect nonfiction book to inspire a love of nature in young readers.
Critique: The One Little board book series from Tiger Tales immerses young readers in the natural world. These engaging nonfiction titles present the processes of growth and change in our world, with bite-size facts and lift-the-flaps for an interactive learning experience. "One Little Fish: Exploring Nature for Curious Kids" by author/storyteller Molly Littleboy and artist/illustrator Bryony Clarkson is especially appropriate and recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, Kindergarten, and community library board book collections for children ages 2-5.--Midwest Book Review

K-Gr 2-An introduction to sea creatures, from the tidal marshes to the deep ocean floor, in an interactive lift-the-flap format. Familiar animals like anemone and clownfish grace the pages as readers learn about underwater habitats and human interactions with them. The inclusion of various living coral species is particularly pleasant as these animals are often underrepresented in identification titles. Vibrant illustrations use the species of animals as guideposts to take kids from the shore crab to the realms of the anglerfish. Children can consider their own experiences with the sea while still allowing themselves room to wonder about the greater things in deep water. Under each flap is more information about the highlighted subjects, such as sea turtles and rock pools. The biodiversity present in this title exquisitely shows the breadth of species and long histories of life in the sea. Fans of other "Exploring Nature for Curious Kids" titles like One Little Seed, will love this deep-water addition.VERDICT An interactive aquatic story that folds in environmentalist themes in a fresh way for early readers.--School Library Journal

About the Author

Molly Littleboy lives in a tiny apartment in London with more plants than she really has space for. She is lucky enough to have her dream job in children's publishing, where she gets to edit, write, and spend time finding words that rhyme. Her favorite things are lazy Sundays, detective stories, and petting other people's dogs.

Bryony Clarkson loves making pictures of magical worlds and quirky creatures for children. She especially loves drawing night-time scenes. Her studio is in the beautiful city of Oxford, where she can usually be found sketching away and covered in paint, with her Wheaten Terrier asleep on her feet.