Blueberry Bay (eBook)

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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."

Blueberry Bay teaches children about the problem of plastic pollution in oceans, and suggests simple swaps we can all make on a daily basis to help save the sea.

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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."

Blueberry Bay teaches children about the problem of plastic pollution in oceans, and suggests simple swaps we can all make on a daily basis to help save the sea.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD (PDF)

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."

Blueberry Bay teaches children about the problem of plastic pollution in oceans, and suggests simple swaps we can all make on a daily basis to help save the sea.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD (PDF)