BIG AL. Clements, Andrew. Big Al the blowfish is teased for being ugly, but when he helps the other fish who are caught in a net, they see beyond his appearance and become Al's friends.
FIVE LITTLE SHARKS SWIMMING IN THE SEA
. Metzger, Steve. A counting book patterned after the fingerplay “Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed.”
PEG AND THE WHALE.
Oppel, Kenneth. Peg is raised on a ship and is a great fisherman. She sets her sights on catching a whale.
DORY STORY.
Pallota, Jerry. The ocean's food chain is explored in this simple story of a boy's imagination.
INTO THE A, B, SEA: AN OCEAN ALPHABET.
Rose, Deborah Lee. . Twenty-six ocean animals are featured in this entertaining alphabet book.
Ryan, Pamela Munoz. Using her five senses, a girl describes how she experiences the wonders of the ocean.
I'M THE BIGGEST THING IN THE OCEAN.
Sherry, Kevin. A giant squid brags about being so large until he meets someone bigger!
WHAT THE SEA SAW.
St. Pierre, Stephanie. A rhyming story about sea inhabitants.
SOMEWHERE IN THE OCEAN.
Ward, Jennifer. A counting book in rhyme, showing ocean creatures and their young.
TEN LITTLE FISH.
Wood, Audrey. A counting book with a story of fish who one by one leave the ocean reef.
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