stories
Some stories may be hidden by your age setting.
About these stories
Whales, sharks, sea turtles, walruses, seals and an octopus with nine brains. These are the true stories of the animals under the waves — the biggest animal that ever lived, the oldest hunters in the sea, a coral reef that is really an underwater city — told slowly enough to fall asleep to.
Two of them are adventures rather than portraits: Oliver's Eight Helping Arms, in which an octopus helps eight different creatures in one busy day, and Pete's Underwater World, in which a penguin who is afraid of the cold water finds out what is beneath the ice. Octopus Intelligence is the one for a child who likes a strange fact; the rest are for ages three to six.