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Search for a Giant Squid
by Amy Seto Forrester and Andy Chou Musser
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Pub Date Apr 25 2023 | Archive Date Apr 30 2023
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Description
An exciting ocean-themed choose-your-path STEM adventure for emerging readers! Take a journey to the ocean's twilight zone in Search for a Giant Squid ! An exciting mixture of action and nonfiction, this choose-your-own-adventure-style story allows readers to take on the mantle of a teuthologist looking for a giant squid in its natural habitat. Once readers pick their submersible, pilot, and dive site, the adventure begins!
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Available Editions
EDITION | Hardcover |
ISBN | 9781797213934 |
PRICE | $14.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 96 |
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Featured Reviews
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What a great addition to any elementary classroom library. I really enjoyed the pick your path aspect of the book. This book is chock-full of science facts. The illustrations are simple and vibrant. The characters are diverse. Kids will have a fun reading this book over and over to follow all the paths.
Very unique book! I think kids will really love the choose-your-own-adventure style. I also love that the book features a character with vitiligo. It's a safe a positive place for kids to see someone with this type of skin, which many kids probably have not. Great information on a topic that's not been written about very much.