Seaside picture books
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I’m sad to say I’ve not come across any of these books! S and I both love the seaside; perhaps we’ll investigate these before our next trip!
Thanks for linking up with #WeekendBlogHop!They are all fantastic reads. The Storm Whale was my favourite picture book of last year.
Wow, lots of summery books I hadn’t heard of. I’m happy to recommend a few more from a Sea Creature themed collection that was put together for a giveaway earlier this summer. The contest has long passed, but thought these were some great seaside themed books (mostly for older children) to add to the list…
Barney and Barry, The Hitchhikers by Sharon Powers
Doonsey’s Beach Adventure, the Great Rescue: Coloring Fun & Activity Book by Rhonda Paglia
Jake’s Adventures: The Secret of the Shark Tooth Crab Claw by Melissa Moraja
Kojo the Sea Dragon Gets Lost by David Chuka
Little Orchid’s Sea Monster Trouble by Claudine Gueh Yanting
Happy reading and enjoy the last rays of summer! Thanks for the wonderful post. Best, Stephanie
Thankyou Stephanie 🙂 Doonsey’s Beach Adventure, the Great Rescue looks like a fun activity book.
I am looking forward to The Storm Whale which I have here along with another Davies book, On Sudden Hill. One Australian seaside book I ready recently was Granny Grommet and Me.
(I have just proved I am human! Your human check for comments asked one + ? = three. I felt really sure the answer was two, but it wouldn’t accept that. Very tricky needing a digit.)
The Storm Whale is an awesome book. Thank you for recommending Granny Grommet and Me, she looks like a really fun Granny 🙂
“Sneakers the Seaside Cat” by Margaret Wise Brown is fantastic!
I don’t know Sneakers the Seaside Cat. I’ve just looked him up, he’s very cute and the story sounds fun 🙂
I’m afraid I only know German by-the-sea picture books. The ones I’d recommend are the Emma & Max books by Marlies Kahlsdorf. The first one explains the tides, the others have Emma (a young seagull) and Max (a young raven) visit Hamburg, the Baltic Sea, follow the North Sea-Baltic Sea canal, chase pirates from Heligoland and discover Vikings in Haddeby.
The pictures are very cute, the animals as well as the places well drawn, are there are always some funny things (my mom’s favourites are the worms in the Wadden Sea, my daughter’s the seagull with the cap and the backpack).Thanks for the recommendation Mayken. These books look lovely and a great way for children to learn about different places in Germany 🙂
Perfect time of year for these book suggestions. We love Winnie Under the Sea here 🙂 thanks for linking up with #readwithme I have tweeted your post x
We love Winnie the Witch, it’s her 25th birthday this year!
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