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Into the Sea

By: Brenda Z Guiberson and Alix Berenzy
32 pages
Publisher: Henry Holt
Into the Sea
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  • Into the Sea ISBN: 9780805064810 Paperback Jun 2000 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 weeks
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Experience the life of a female sea turtle as she breaks from her shell, splashes into the sea, and navigates for survival, eventually returning to the place of her birth to lay eggs. This tale of her life cycle is written in prose that gives immediacy to the events as the turtle encounters other sea animals during her long journey. Guiberson uses italicized sound words such as tap, tap, and scritch to draw readers into the story. Berenzy captures the essence of the text with her colored-pencil and gouache illustrations that alternate from dark to light, reflecting the various habitats. Both backgrounds and featured animals are realistic in appearance, but the overall effect lends a sense of drama to the text, especially the striking moonlit beach scenes. The author's concluding statements emphasize the diminishing number of sea turtles and the ways in which people are trying to protect them.

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By: Brenda Z Guiberson and Alix Berenzy
32 pages
Publisher: Henry Holt
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