Luminous Things That Light Up the Night is an engaging picture book that introduces children aged 4 to 8 to the fascinating world of bioluminescence through beautiful illustrations of glowing creatures and informative text. The novel addresses the heavy topic of caring for one’s aging parent, who is in the throes of dementia. This informative book explores the fascinating world of jellyfish and their unique adaptations and behaviors that allow them to thrive in the ocean. CLM enthält Artikel in Langform, Veranstaltungslisten, Buchempfehlungen, neue Produktinformationen und Berichte über Konferenzen und Vorträge.

June the Jellyfish is a heartwarming story about a timid little jellyfish who loves to dance but struggles to connect with other sea creatures due to her shyness.Really great, full of wit and imagination, Moon Jellyfish Can Barely Swim is a very enjoyable read all round. Jellyfish Age Backwards ] will teach you so much and have you picking up facts and details that you'll be running to tell your friends. The author of this book spends a great deal of time also noting how dangerous antioxidants are, how they work against health, and explains, in a lot of detail, why this is so. After a long day of helping out at her hot dog stand, Mark is in for a surprise adventure under the starry night sky, filled with shimmering moonjellies.

It’s always a useful reminder that, despite what our individualist culture and stories and tell us, death is not always an aberration, something a sneaky lawyer hid in the small print; it’s normal, necessary, and actually very helpful. After reading the last section on how humans have affected ocean environments, I'm convinced that jellyfish will be completely taking over our oceans any day now. Jessie the Jellyfish is a fantastic children’s book with a powerful message that is passed on in a gentle way. The Deadly Box Jellyfish is the world’s most venomous animal, the only animal capable of locking the heart in a contracted state in as little as two minutes. with exquisite fusion of form and setting, Owen gives us lyrical wave after wave breaking on the shore of our consciousness, a sensation so strong you can almost smell the seaweed.

There are 3 evolutionary lineages of jellyfish: the medusae and siphonophores; the ctenophores; and the salps and their kin. Kids can explore and play with the squishy, wobbly creatures while learning about their anatomy and behavior. With charming illustrations and a touching message about acceptance and friendship, this book is sure to delight young readers. Ultimately the poems follow the ebb and flow of words and their rhythms, elegant as a jellyfish’s underwater dance.