Venus Among the Fishes

"Venus Among the Fishes" tells the gripping story of Coral, a young dolphin, and her brother Snapper, who are dispatched from their pod to find safer waters and their older brother after a devastating orca attack. The book follows Coral's treacherous journey through the ocean, where she must evade sharks, whales, and fishing nets. The narrative takes a poignant turn when Coral is captured by humans conducting marine research, forcing her to confront the fear and loneliness of captivity. This chapter book, suitable for ages 4-11, explores themes of bravery, family loyalty, survival, and the profound desire for freedom, offering a powerful look at animal welfare and the impact of human interaction on marine life.

Killer whales are invading the peaceful dlophin territory of Glacier Strait. Coral and her brother Snapper are sent from their herd to search for their older brother, and safer waters. Coral's journey is treacherous as she encounters vicious sharks and whales and hazardous fishing nets. But the greatest danger of all comes when Coral confronts the humans and the terror of captivity.