The Big Book of the Blue: Yuval Zommer (The Big Book series)

Reviews

I_teach_muggles

Zommer also pays attention to the environmental issues that the oceans face and details the actions of humans that are causing the problems. Ever wondered…Is a seahorse a horse?

Valentina

I sincerely hope all readers, children and adults, pay close attention to this part as we can actively help to look after our oceans and the wonderful creatures that call them home. 5 yr daughter is in love with this book. It is a brilliant book for any budding oceanographer and will be devoured by children who want to find out about everything that lives in the ‘big blue’. It follows on from the publication of The Big Book of Bugs and The Big Book of Beasts and readers are in for yet another treat.

Krupali shah

If you are not familiar with Zommer’s work and ‘The Big Book’ series you are seriously missing out. Like the previous books in the series, it is full of fascinating facts, questions and answers. Beautiful book with lots of information.

Lisa Blue Eyes

There is some interesting facts about the different fish that I didn’t know either! Readers are challenged to find specific things within individual spreads such as finding something that does not belong in the dolphin habitat (plastic litter). Well, The Big Book of the Blue has the answers to all of these questions and more. Get ready for fin-tastic fish , sss-wimming snakes and ink-teresting octopus facts.

Mrs E J Clark

My favourite double page is the the deep dive page where the reader is treated to a dive into the ocean and an examination of what is going on at different depths - fascinating stuff. Recommended for 6+. How many tins can one tuna fill? The Big Book of the Blue is the third book in Yuval Zommer’s ‘The Big Book of’ series.