Fish Are Friends Meet the underwater creatures who keep our planet thriving
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Jules Howard is an author, zoology correspondent, and science presenter. As well as writing regularly for The Guardian and BBC Wildlife Magazine, Jules appears regularly on TV and radio, including BBC Breakfast. He has written numerous books for both adults and children on the natural world. Gosia Herba is an illustrator and art historian originally from Poland. She's worked as an illustrator of children's books, graphic novels, magazines, music labels, and advertisements for over 16 years. www.gosiaherba.plFish Are Friends Meet the underwater creatures who keep our planet thriving
Dive into a dazzling underwater world and discover just how important fish really are.
Fish are FINTASTIC! No, really – they do so much for us. They help prevent diseases, build beaches, create medicines and balance entire ecosystems. Yet most people have no idea how incredible fish are . . .
Follow your pufferfish guide through a wild, witty underwater adventure that reveals the brilliant skills, hidden superpowers and ecological importance of fish – and why they should never, ever be underestimated.
Along the way, you’ll meet:
- The gulping guppies who help stop the spread of diseases like malaria by gobbling up mosquito larvae in village ponds.
- The herring shoals who've invented a smelly way to communicate – through farts, which even have different accents.
- The great white sharks who work diligently to stop smaller animals taking over foodchains, keeping the underwater eco-system in balance.
. . . and many more fishy friends who quietly keep our planet alive! Without fish, we wouldn't be here – but they're in danger of disappearing. This book introduces young readers to a loveable bunch of fishy friends, inspiring a new generation of underwater protectors.
With gloriously quirky text and illustrations from dynamic duo Jules Howard and Gosia Herba, this stunning book will reel you in hook, line and sinker!
Fish are Friends is a witty, fact‑packed celebration of fish, showcasing their essential roles in our world through humorous storytelling and stunning, characterful illustrations.
Learning about marine animals is an enduring heartland school topic for kids and this book highlights not just their special features, but the ways in which each fish does a hugely important and unique job.
Dive into a dazzling underwater world and discover just how important fish really are.
Fish are FINTASTIC! No, really – they do so much for us. They help prevent diseases, build beaches, create medicines and balance entire ecosystems. Yet most people have no idea how incredible fish are . . .
Follow your pufferfish guide through a wild, witty underwater adventure that reveals the brilliant skills, hidden superpowers and ecological importance of fish – and why they should never, ever be underestimated.
Along the way, you’ll meet:
- The gulping guppies who help stop the spread of diseases like malaria by gobbling up mosquito larvae in village ponds.
- The herring shoals who've invented a smelly way to communicate – through farts, which even have different accents.
- The great white sharks who work diligently to stop smaller animals taking over foodchains, keeping the underwater eco-system in balance.
. . . and many more fishy friends who quietly keep our planet alive! Without fish, we wouldn't be here – but they're in danger of disappearing. This book introduces young readers to a loveable bunch of fishy friends, inspiring a new generation of underwater protectors.
With gloriously quirky text and illustrations from dynamic duo Jules Howard and Gosia Herba, this stunning book will reel you in hook, line and sinker!
Fish are Friends is a witty, fact‑packed celebration of fish, showcasing their essential roles in our world through humorous storytelling and stunning, characterful illustrations.
Learning about marine animals is an enduring heartland school topic for kids and this book highlights not just their special features, but the ways in which each fish does a hugely important and unique job.