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    Wave

    by Suzy Lee

    Reading level:     Ages 2-6

    Hardcover: 40 pages

    Publisher: Chronicle Books (April 16, 2008)

    What to expect: Beach, Ocean, Girl, Humor

    For a book with out words, Wave really makes you believe and feel. It tells the story of a little girl’s day at the beach. She is looking at shells, wading in the water and teasing the waves with a ‘you can’t get me’ attitude. Well … the wave catches her, and leaves her washed up on the shore with a beautiful collection of shells. The illustrations are very simple, and capture the sweet energetic essence of their main character and the ocean. A must for any beach lover! As Mindy (from propernoun dot net) says, “A day at the beach has never been as lovely as it is in this book … don’t pass this by.”

    Add this book to your collection: Wave

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    2 Comments

    1. Susan on

      Yes, this is a wounderful story without any words in this book. But you can be a storyteller when you are reading this book by yourself. I think children will like this book because they can add more stories or tell more interesting things based on their beach experience:)

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