Aku adalah jiwa dan nyanyian air Aku adalah sirip dan tulang bintang Aku diimpikan dari ombak dan cahaya bulan Dan hatiku telah berenang sangat jauh Minnow tumbuh di atas perahu, mendengar cerita tentang samudra yang aneh dan memesona bernama The Wild Deep. Sekarang bersama ibunya yang hilang dan demi beberapa pertanyaan yang harus terjawab, Minnow harus melakukan perjalanan berbahaya ke dunia tersembunyi, tempat dogeng yang menjadi kenyataan. Dan itu akan mengubah Minnow selamanya...

Minnow is different from the other girls in her town and there's plenty to set her apart: the blossom of pale scars which lie beneath Minnow's delicate ears, the fact that she has an affinity with the water which leaves people speechless, and that once - she is sure - in deep, deep water, her body began to glow like a sunken star. When her mum gets into trouble and is taken from their boat in the dead of night, Minnow is alone with one instruction: sail to Reykjavik to find your grandmother, she will keep you safe. Minnow has never sailed on her own before, but the call of the deep is a call she's been waiting to answer her whole young life. Perhaps a girl who is lost on land can be found in the Wild Deep. The stunning middle grade debut from Cerrie Burnell

The Shark's Tooth is a poetic tale of imagination and conservation in which a young girl visiting her grandparents' beach house finds friendship with the ocean's creatures. Sharks' teeth are given to her by her new aquatic friends as gifts, symbolic of her connections to nature and the sea. As the little girl grows up and moves away to the city, she loses her kinship to the natural world. When she returns to the beach house as an adult, she is convinced that her childhood memories were only acts of make-believe—until she receives a sign that her ocean adventures may have been real after all. The Shark's Tooth is the first children's book written by New York Times best-selling author Ron Rash. Cecile L. K. Martin's colorful cut-paper illustrations complement the story, and novelist and children's author Mary Alice Monroe provides an engaging afterword on the story's empowering message of creativity and conservation.

What happens when Mrs. Chompers, the shark tooth fairy, needs a sick day? Follow Mrs. Pearly White, the human tooth fairy, as she fills in for Mrs. Chompers. Will Mrs. Pearly White be able to exchange all of the shark teeth for gifts before the sun comes up?

From his ocean home, Mikey the Shark brushed his many teeth conscientiously and wished daily for a visit from the tooth fairy. This imaginative story describes the results of the young shark’s star-gazing, as well as the challenges presented to a tooth fairy unprepared for cold sea visits. A happy ending is the reward for good teeth-brushing habits and well-placed wishes. Shark Teeth was inspired by a real first-grader with an extraordinary imagination.

Ancient shark teeth can be found in abundance in Florida. Fascinating facts about ancient giant sharks give readers of any age an appreciation for and excitement about collecting shark teeth fossils.

When Baby Shark loses a tooth, he gets a magical visit from the tooth fairy. Baby Shark and the Tooth Fairy is a My First I Can Read, perfect for shared reading with a child.