Seahorse the Shyest Fish in the Sea Read Aloud

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"In a warm ocean amid the waving bounding main grass meadows, an eye similar a small black bead is watching the fish dart by. Who does it belong to? Seahorse! Dive into the magical, underwater realm of one of the shyest fish of all. Find the secrets of a seahorse's life cycle, find out about its food, habitat, and how dad gives birth to the babies!"
Students learned a lot from this volume."In a warm bounding main among the waving sea grass meadows, an centre similar a pocket-sized black bead is watching the fish dart past. Who does it belong to? Seahorse! Dive into the magical, underwater realm of i of the shyest fish of all. Discover the secrets of a seahorse's life bicycle, notice out about its food, habitat, and how dad gives nascence to the babies!"
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Art: four/5
A rather muted colour palatte which, while not vibrant, doesn't take away from the beautifully wistful, stamp like images.
Content: 5/5
Simple and informative, does exactly what you desire it to practise and very well: tells yous all about seahorses, from what they eat, how they mate, how they swim and includes templates of several different species. Also gives you footling pieces of trivia besides the 'stor
Art: 4/5
A rather muted colour palatte which, while non vibrant, doesn't take away from the beautifully wistful, stamp like images.
Content: 5/5
Simple and informative, does exactly what you want information technology to do and very well: tells you all about seahorses, from what they eat, how they mate, how they swim and includes templates of several unlike species. Also gives you little pieces of trivia besides the 'story' of a male seahorse meeting his mate, and and then the cursory journeying of one of his daughters. Almost of the details I already knew from wildlife documentaries, merely I didn't know/remember that the latin name for seahorse is 'Hippocampus' which means 'equus caballus-like sea monster', which led me to wiki where I found out our own hippocampus is named that because it'south shaped similar said sealife. I'grand sure at that place's other people snorting at me for not knowing that piece of information only sod off, I'm happy to acquire something.
The controversy: 5/five Karens and Kevins (apologies to those actually named Karen and Kevin who are not utter morons)
The reason I've even heard of this book is because of this asinine bollocks:
Hugging Sea Equus caballus Volume Is Too Racy For Schools, Tennessee Moms Group Says
Aye, two seahorses holding tails and dancing every bit they practise in nature is manifestly too erotic and inappropriate for a childrens volume. The just epitome I could call even vaguely sexual (and this is pushing it) is the ii seahorses pressing their bellies together, so mama can shoot some babies into papa.
Admitedly, the birthing role reversal could be confusing for children, providing said children are raised past the insipid cretins opposed to this book, because God knows those poor crotch gremlins are unlikely to get sex activity education elsewhere.
The cited commodity also covers some other ludicrous literary complaints by the same people who think seeing men wearing black smash varnish will infect their children with 'the gay', and is well worth reading for a laugh or a cry at how pathetically hateful our species tin can be.
This is a lovely book, and I highly reccomend any librarians reading this immediately gild it for their stock, fifty-fifty if just equally a protest. And preferably wearing a t-shirt with ii seahorses property tails in the shape of a heart, with 'dear is love, you dimwitted wastes of carbon' in bright pink letters.
And, because this review needs it, behold! Rampant, hardcore aquatic porn:
(image from National Geographic, not the book. I just idea it was quite sweet)



https://world wide web.salon.com/2021/09/25/moms...
In all seriousness though, information technology is a keen introduction to sea horses with cute stamped illustrations.
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In all seriousness though, it is a great introduction to bounding main horses with cute stamped illustrations.



Sadly, this book has come to the attention of many after information technology was bizarrely the target of a banning campaign. It's hard to imagine a more than harmless volume. The text briefly and very vaguely mentions the animals' breeding procedure, without any specific details. If book banners are so offende
This is an engaging, educational story almost the lifecycle of a seahorse, featuring lovely inkstamp-style illustrations. I appreciated the section in the back that mentioned the threats to seahorses' survival.Sadly, this book has come up to the attending of many after it was bizarrely the target of a banning entrada. It'due south difficult to imagine a more harmless book. The text briefly and very vaguely mentions the animals' breeding procedure, without any specific details. If book banners are so offended past animals mating, certainly they can detect more explicit examples on the shelves than this.
Hopefully the controversy will have the opposite effect and expose more readers to Ocean Equus caballus. Don't allow the foolishness scare you abroad from reading and sharing information technology with your family.
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Retrieve almost kids who grew up on farms or in nature, like me. Nosotros knew it took two to make babies. Kids are not oblivious to the earth, unless parents make everything 'evil'. This book was up to be banned in Tennessee for a county schoolhouse's ELA plan. I institute nothing wrong with it. I don't call back information technology was banned, just nevertheless. People are crazy.
Call up about kids who grew up on farms or in nature, like me. We knew it took 2 to make babies. Kids are not oblivious to the world, unless parents brand everything 'evil'. ...more






I specially similar that the author provided simpler explanations in larger impress for younger read
This is a very highly-seasoned picture book about body of water horses, specially the Barbour's Sea Horse, that I would recommend for ages 5 - 8. Information technology explains where sea equus caballus live, how they survive, how they mate, who cares for the young and what they swallow. The illustrations depict the bounding main background with soft, muted watercolors and use brightly colored block print for the sea creatures and surrounding plant life.I especially similar that the author provided simpler explanations in larger print for younger readers, and used smaller print and captions that gave more scientific details nearly the particular concept for older readers. The book also provides an alphabetize, author's notation, and the back and front inside cover illustrates a "pattern" of other types of sea horses (including their Latin names). Missing, however, are whatever photographs of existent ocean horses which would accept been helpful.
2009 Monarch Award Nominee
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The illustrations were lovely in prissy, soft colors. Yous'd want to use this book forth with some actual pictures from another book or
This was a pleasance to read. While not exactly a storybook, information technology withal reads with all the involvement and excitement of a practiced story. Information technology has ii unlike texts - a darker, larger print which tells "the story" and smaller print which tells more "scientific" stuff. Both were well written and easy to understand. We learned a lot about sea horses and had fun in the procedure.The illustrations were lovely in overnice, soft colors. You'd want to utilize this book along with some bodily pictures from another book or the internet though.
All iv kids were riveted by this volume. We'll definitely use once more.
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