By
Claire Eamer
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The online publication,
Hakai Magazine, has published an article listing, with short reviews,
Eleven New Coastal-Themed Books for Kids. Several of the books are by friends of Sci/Why, whose earlier books are part of our own
Science-Themed Books for Children. (And several of these coastal-themed books will doubtless appear in our list after the next revision!)
To quote the article's author,
Sheryl McFarlane, who is a children's author herself, "Books reviewed here range in topic from a First Nation salmon ceremony to the voyage of the Mayflower, from a west coast nature alphabet to an east coast whale stranding." They're suitable for early or intermediate readers - and they're lovely!
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