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The Adventures of Milli and Max: An ABC Journey Under the Sea is both a unique alphabet learning book and a treasury of fun facts about each sea creature that will delight children and their parents alike.Welcome to the enchanting world of Milli and Max, where children explore the ocean while practising the alphabet. Milli and Max are two adventurous green sea turtles from the South Pacific Ocean. Along with their friends LaiLai the Seahorse, Starlight the Starfish, Octavia the Octopus, Jazzy the Jellyfish, and Bubbles the Dolphin, they have lots of fun exploring their underwater world.Young r...
The Adventures of Milli and Max: An ABC Journey Under the Sea is both a unique alphabet learning book and a treasury of fun facts about each sea creature that will delight children and their parents alike.Welcome to the enchanting world of Milli and Max, where children explore the ocean while practising the alphabet. Milli and Max are two adventurous green sea turtles from the South Pacific Ocean. Along with their friends LaiLai the Seahorse, Starlight the Starfish, Octavia the Octopus, Jazzy the Jellyfish, and Bubbles the Dolphin, they have lots of fun exploring their underwater world.Young readers will join the exploits of Milli and Max and their colourful gang of ocean friends as they follow the alphabet to discover fascinating sea creatures large and small. Drawn against the backdrop of the South Pacific Ocean, vivid illustrations jump off the pages to create storytelling at its best, engaging the attention of children and adults alike.For a "Deep Dive", the book concludes with a Sea Creature Glossary, where kids can delve further into the sea creatures they've met on their journey.Richly detailed and engagingly written, this learning storybook is destined to become a children's classic in the years to come. But most importantly, the author hopes they will be inspired to care about the sea and all the amazing life it contains. The ocean is our home, too.
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