Where I left off…
This book was the last thing I did before Ava was born (and before I decided to step back from work for a little while). In fact, I was actually signing off on Blueberry Bay proofs while I was going in labour.
So to me, Blueberry Bay feels like where I left off.
The timing, of course, was perhaps less than ideal, because when I should/could have been promoting, marketing, and selling my book, I was nursing and playing with my baby. So, no regrets there - but I do feel a but like this book didn’t get a fair shot.
I’ve added three versions to my online shop - an audiobook, an ebook, and the paperback version - so you can grab a copy wherever in the world you are!
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By Ashley Fayth
Illustrated by Leigh Davies
PAPERBACK
Official Classroom Resource of Canadian Fisheries & Oceans
They gnawed and they nibbled, then Sydney the Sole swallowed a really big jellyfish whole! "But WAIT everybody!" cried Harold the Hake, "I think that we've made a tremendous mistake . . ."
When Sylvia Seal and her saltwater sidekicks discover a patch of plastic trash disguised as a bountiful buffet, they declare a state of emergency in Blueberry Bay! The finned and feathered friends enlist the help of local children and explain how single-use litter "starts on the land and ends up in the sea - now the ocean is chokin' on plastic debris."
A colourful cautionary tale that gently introduces children to the dangers of plastic pollution in oceans. Sylvia Seal and a cast of saltwater friends suggest practical ways children can help save the sea.
Blueberry Bay was showcased by the Canadian Government as part of the World Oceans Day celebrations, and is an official classroom teaching resource of the Canadian DFO.
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