A Sea Within a Sea: Secrets of the Sargasso

Rating:
Summary: Disappointed
Review: I was very disappointed. It might be a book with nice drawings, but its grayish colors would not attract little kids at all. Kids likes bright and mild colors with simple but big and clear explanation words.

I am now wondering how should I sell it to somebody else so I can get some money back to buy some other picture books for my son.

Rating:
Summary: Folklore monsters and oceanographic science
Review: The Sargasso Sea lies in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and is the source of countless maritime legends and lore. It is also a place of tranquility, marine life, and tangled seaweed that blankets the surface of the sea and entraps unwary ships. In A Sea Within A Sea: Secrets Of The Sargasso, Ruth Heller vividly explores the secrets of the Sargasso through well crafted rhymes and museum quality artwork. Young readers are treated to eels, flying fish, and other forms of fascinating aquatic life, folklore monsters and the oceanographic science of this natural wonder. Very highly recommended for school and community library collections.