Fish Do WHAT in the Water?
The Secret Lives of Marine Animals
by Caroline Patterson
illustrations by Robert Rath
- What do fish do in the water? Anyone who's ever dipped a toe in the ocean has wondered what's beneath the waves. Fish Do WHAT in the Water? is the next best thing to a mask and snorkel. Dive in and experience the secret lives of strange sea creatures: a see-through fish, spiny sea cucumbers, fish that hide eggs in their mouths, poison puffer fish, and electric eels. Fish Do WHAT in the Water? exposes these secrets and more—hunting, mating, fighting, and hiding, this book is a tell-all of the fishy mysteries of the ocean’s depths. From the tiny paedocypris to the massive blue whale, swim with sea creatures of all shapes and sizes and discover exactly what fish do in the water.
48 pages, 8 1/2 x 11, 50 softcovers per case
softcover
ISBN 10: 1-56037-519-1
ISBN 13: 978-1-56037-519-7
$14.95
RELEASE DATE
September 2012
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Caroline Patterson writes children’s books and fiction from Missoula, Montana. She is the editor of Montana Women Writers: A Geography of the Heart, and has published stories in Alaska Quarterly Review, Epoch, Southwest Review, Salamander, and Seventeen. She received a Wallace Stegner Fellowship in fiction from Stanford University and fellowships from the Montana Arts Council, the Barbara Deming Foundation, the Vogelstein Foundation, and the Henfield Foundation, as well as the Jackson Prize in Fiction from the San Francisco Foundation. She recently completed a novel, The Stone Sister, and a collection of stories in a book called The Geography of Starting Over. She teaches poetry for the Montana Writing Collaborative and edits We Proceeded On, the magazine of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. |