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A prose poem about an inspiring journey through the Great Barrier Reef, celebrating this unique and fragile eco-system.

Frances Lincoln, 2007
H/b ISBN 978-1-84507-573-6
£11.99
"Moss's words are sparse but sharp, reflecting the fragility of this unique marine wilderness; Kennaway's pictures fill each coral-scape with vibrant colour and accurate image. A splendid example of how well-composed text and well-realised artwork can knock the stuffing out of any 'amazing true-life real photo' production. Photographs satisfy curiosity - books like this nourish the imagination."
Books for Keeps
"This beautifully illustrated book is a celebration of The Great Barrier Reef and its creatures. Told in poetic language, employing alliteration, rhythm and repetition, the moods of the reef are evoked - in turn languorous, mysterious and threatening. This is a useful resource for primary libraries and classrooms for art and creative writing as well as topic related work."
Reading Time Vol 51 No 2
"An excellent starting point for a discussion about environmental issues with older children, as well as being a delightful picture book for young ones, written in three line stanzas of poetic, descriptive language. The illustrations are beautiful: artistic, colourful and detailed. The children enjoyed being introduced to animals and plants they had never seen before. Buy this book now and you are guaranteed many happy reads!"
Child Education Plus
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