About Fish

Name: About Fish
ISBN: 9781561459889

About Series · Book 13 of 10

For the curious preschooler who wonders about life under the waves. This gentle guide uses clear language and realistic art to introduce the amazing world of fish.

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About This Book

Reach for this book when your child starts pointing at the goldfish in a bowl or asking what happens beneath the surface of the lake during a walk. It is a gentle, entry-level science guide designed to satisfy the first stirrings of biological curiosity without overwhelming a young mind with dense text. Through clear, simple sentences and soft, realistic illustrations, it introduces the basic definition of what makes a fish a fish. This book is perfect for preschoolers and early elementary students who are transitioning from picture books to informational texts. It emphasizes wonder and observation, making it an ideal choice for parents who want to foster a love for the natural world. By focusing on the diversity of aquatic life in a calm, meditative way, it serves as both a teaching tool and a soothing read-aloud.

Curiosity & Wonder Ocean & Marine Life Animals Science & Nature Nature & Outdoors

What Parents Should Know

Mild PerilMild

A depiction of a shark, though it is not acting aggressively.

Sensitive Topics

None. The book is a purely secular, factual introduction to biology. There is no depiction of predation or the circle of life that might upset sensitive viewers.

Ideal Reader

A 4-year-old who is obsessed with 'Finding Nemo' or visiting the local aquarium and wants to know 'real' facts. It is also excellent for a child who finds busy, loud picture books overstimulating and prefers focused, realistic art.