About This Book
When would a parent reach for this book? For the child whose fascination with the ocean has turned into a deep curiosity about its smartest residents. This book moves beyond simple picture books to offer a richer, narrative-driven exploration of dolphin life. It explains how dolphins communicate, play, and navigate their world, fostering both scientific understanding and a deep sense of empathy. Perfect for ages 7 to 10, Nicola Davies' engaging writing makes complex biology feel like a thrilling adventure, nurturing a young reader's wonder for the natural world and potentially sparking a lifelong interest in science and conservation.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book addresses natural predation and human-caused environmental threats (such as pollution and entanglement in fishing nets). This is handled in a direct, scientific, and secular manner. The approach is not graphic or frightening but aims to inform and raise awareness. The resolution is an implicit call for conservation and respect for marine life, which is a hopeful and empowering message for young readers.
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