This book that’s part-murder mystery, part-supernatural horror, and part-contemporary fiction is recommended for readers who do not require happy endings.
Yoshi’s incredible story, the collection of scientific information, and engaging illustrations will capture readers, encouraging inquiry and exploration through a sea turtle’s eyes.
A secondary purchase for large libraries or to use in bibliotherapeutic circles to address grief over losing a loved one, or to talk about the cruel nature of mob mentality.
Perkins connects with readers who daydream, validating that act as a way to see the world and learn of its many interlocking pieces, and makes imaginative mental musings into a story, and an artform. Pure fun.
A suggested general purchase for all libraries, the book is a lovely art tribute to the beauty of trees through Beatrice’s dream—interrupted by a persistent voice and the annoying final call, “Beatrice, Bed! Now!”