The text is simple and easy to read, but the message is critical. Our oceans are dying and the young will inherit this planet. They must learn to care for it and protect it. This books is a wonderful way to introduce this concept of saving the whales and the oceans, caring for the environment, cleaning up beaches, reducing plastic waste and instilling a deep love for the sea. Every child loves an empty box and here, with the help of some magic, it contains a fantasy birthday party. Hospitality Industry set to support ‘Pinkspiration Week’ in July, as part of Team Margot Atlantic Rowers #WeRowYouRegister campaign I just started reading a much more grownup story about plastic waste, and while I appreciate knowing the science, the research, and the details, I love the way I Love You, Blue sums up plastic pollution in under 500 words, yet it made me care. Plastic waste is one of the biggest problems humanity has ever faced, in conjunction with related and dependent concerns, and I am so glad that authors like Barroux are giving children the framework to understand this at a very young age. Hopefully together we really can save the whales (and our planet along with them).

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This is such a sweet picturebook and a very good introduction to the damage we place on the creatures of Earth with our waste. Jonas is a lighthouse keeper who seems to love his work. One day, he sets off in his boat only to have it capsize in a storm. Who should come to rescue him but a great whale named Blue. Jonas adores his new companion but when he searches for Blue the next day, he is nowhere to be found. Sweet, delightful book about the seriousness of plastics in the ocean. A young child goes out alone on his boat when a sudden storm appears. Yelling "May Day," the child is rescued by a large whale, named by the child, Blue. (Blue Whale....) A friendship, especially on the part of the child, develops, but he worries when he cannot find Blue.

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TI VOGLIO BENE, BLU è una storia illustrata bellissima, piena di amore e dolcezza, ideale per parlare di amicizia ma soprattutto di inquinamento dei nostri mari e salvaguardia del mondo marino. Con testo in stampatello maiuscolo. Da 4 anni ❤ https://ilmondodichri.com/ti-voglio-b... Make a list of adjectives that are used to describe each of the toys in the story. Can you think of more describing words for each toy? It’s World Blood Cancer Day & 500 pubs and bars are making their mark by supporting ‘Pinkspiration Week’ This is a simple but beautiful story to introduce young children to ecology. The illustrations are simple and fun. Age 3-5 Lily loves Blue Kangaroo but when she’s given new toy animals for her birthday, he feels neglected and forgotten. When Kangaroo finds a new friend in Lily’s baby brother, Lily realises just how much Blue Kangaroo means to her. I love you Blue Kangaroo! is a story of a child and her favourite toy which makes connections to all kinds of childhood relationships, (with parents, siblings and friends) as Lily experiences feelings of affection, jealousy and sibling rivalry.

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i really enjoyed reading this to my baby girl felt a little sorry for the kangaroo but at least it turns out ok in the end i would recommend this to friends Live Your Life’ Weekend 2022 to support “Emergency Grants” for families caring for child cancer patients

All-Party Parliamentary Group for Ethnicity Transplantation and Transfusion Announce Parliamentary Inquiry into Diversity, Donation and Delivery Diving (with hat still on) deep into the ocean, Jonas discovers Blue looking ill on the ocean floor. He has swallowed hundreds of plastic bags, mistaking them for jellyfish. Returning the favour of being saved, Jonas removes all the waste and Blue is well again. Team Margot is Secretariat for the All-Party Parliamentary Group: Ethnicity Transplantation and Transfusion I read the book with my five-year-old daughter and she loved the story but it also made us feel a little sad about what is happening and what could have happened if Blue hadn’t been found