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Howdy, seahorse! What's up, turtle?Hello, Ocean Friends.Making connections between images on a page and the real world is an important building block for your baby's communication skills-and this charming introduction to ocean creatures, paired with friendly text and bold, basic patterns, provides an important high-contrast experience for young developing eyes.Using simple greetings like Hi there, starfish andHola, jellyfish alongside black-and-white art by Julissa Mora,Hello, Ocean Friends is the perfect building block for babies just beginning to look around and learn about their world.Selected by the NYPL Summer Reading Challenge 2017. JUST MENTION IMAGECODE IN THE REMARKS FIELD AT THE TIME OF PLACING ORDER. LEATHER COLOUR OPTION:- CHOOSE ANY LEATHER COLOR OF YOUR CHOICE WITHOUT ANY EXTRA CHARGES.

We will rebind this book after purchasing from the original Publisher/Distributor. We are bringing this book for our Elite readers in our Unique Premium Leather Bound. 20 It is a Bestselling Title, recommended by many readers around the Globe. The overstuffed quality of the plot may seem like a good thing to the target audience-adventure plus horses trumps realism anytime. Nor will they blink as Ryan interweaves the narrative with segments told from the perspective of a wild mare named Artemisia (after, says Vi, the 17th-century painter Artemisia Gentileschi): “She draped her neck over his withers, reassuring herself that wasn’t going anywhere with a band of bachelor stallions.” When Maya learns that Artemisia was once her mother’s horse, a pairing seems inevitable Ryan exploits it for maximum effect as the centerpiece of an attenuated survival sequence that involves an earthquake, broken bones, near-starvation, bareback riding and, of course, a bond between wild horse and child. Accordingly, readers aren’t likely to mind either the clichéd characters or gaps in plausibility.

Details surrounding the care and riding of horses are both authentic and copious.

The author gets the romance just right, from 11-year-old heroine Maya’s aching desire to learn about her long-dead mother and fit into her mother’s family, to Maya’s instant connection with the horses raised and trained by her great-aunt Vi. ) opens her tween crowd-pleaser with tried-and-true material, and follows with even more of a sure thing, a horse story. An overprotected orphan, an imperious guardian who dies suddenly, a tender reunion with long-lost rustic relatives-Ryan ( Esperanza Rising

Hello ocean by pam muñoz ryan