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OCEANS OF LOVE
Janet Lawler Holly Clifton-Brown
A beautiful watercolor celebration of the love between ocean mamas and their babies, big and small.
From whales and dolphins, to hermit crabs and jellyfish, the ocean is filled with many different creatures. Join them on this imaginary undersea journey as ocean mamas care for their babies, each in their own special way! Because one thing is universal: there's no other love like that between mamas and their little ones.
With bright and beautiful watercolor illustrations comes this tender and heartwarming celebration of all the different mamas and babies you can find, especially those that live under the sea.
Key selling points
- FAMILY LOVE! This book features the special bonds between mothers and their children. On sale just in time for Valentine's Day, with opportunities to promote on Mother's Day as well.
- UNIVERSAL AND ACCESSIBLE! Love exists in all kinds of familieswhatever your language, whatever your species - making it universal and accessible to readers of all ages.
- GREAT READ-ALOUD! With perfectly paced and true rhymes throughout, this is a great book for parents and children to enjoy reading together, and easy to read again and again.
- GORGEOUS ART! Holly Clifton-Brown's stunning and soft watercolor art beautifully depicts each animal in its deep-sea habitat.
Janet Lawler (janetlawler.com) is an award-winning author of fiction and nonfiction children's books. Her work has been translated into several languages, including Spanish, Japanese, and Hebrew. She is the author of If Kisses Were Colors, Snowzilla, Fright School, Kindergarten Hat, Walrus Song, and many others.
Holly Clifton-Brown (hollycliftonbrown.com) combines traditional painting techniques and mixed media married with digital collage techniques to create a playful and tactile visual language. All of her illustrations are individually hand-painted using gouache, coloring pencils, crayons, and felt-tip pens using only the wizardry of Photoshop for compiling her images together. She is the illustrator of You Are Always Loved, Where Are You, Blue?, Stella Brings the Family, The Flower Girl Wore Celery, and many others.
With bright and beautiful watercolor illustrations comes this tender and heartwarming celebration of all the different mamas and babies you can find, especially those that live under the sea.
Key selling points
- FAMILY LOVE! This book features the special bonds between mothers and their children. On sale just in time for Valentine's Day, with opportunities to promote on Mother's Day as well.
- UNIVERSAL AND ACCESSIBLE! Love exists in all kinds of familieswhatever your language, whatever your species - making it universal and accessible to readers of all ages.
- GREAT READ-ALOUD! With perfectly paced and true rhymes throughout, this is a great book for parents and children to enjoy reading together, and easy to read again and again.
- GORGEOUS ART! Holly Clifton-Brown's stunning and soft watercolor art beautifully depicts each animal in its deep-sea habitat.
Janet Lawler (janetlawler.com) is an award-winning author of fiction and nonfiction children's books. Her work has been translated into several languages, including Spanish, Japanese, and Hebrew. She is the author of If Kisses Were Colors, Snowzilla, Fright School, Kindergarten Hat, Walrus Song, and many others.
Holly Clifton-Brown (hollycliftonbrown.com) combines traditional painting techniques and mixed media married with digital collage techniques to create a playful and tactile visual language. All of her illustrations are individually hand-painted using gouache, coloring pencils, crayons, and felt-tip pens using only the wizardry of Photoshop for compiling her images together. She is the illustrator of You Are Always Loved, Where Are You, Blue?, Stella Brings the Family, The Flower Girl Wore Celery, and many others.
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Published 2022-01-25 by Philomel |