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Suki, a young seal thinks it's her lucky day when she stumbles across a plastic ring left on the beach... What begins as a game, turns out to be anything but, when the ring attaches itself around her neck. Join Suki and her friend Billy in their struggle after finding plastic waste on the beach! Suki's best friend, Billy does everything he can to try to remove the ring but it just won't budge. Will Suki survive as the ring grows ever tighter around her neck? From the author of Danny the Caterpillar and other children's picture books, this book carries a simple message: 'Take your rubbish…mehr

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Suki, a young seal thinks it's her lucky day when she stumbles across a plastic ring left on the beach... What begins as a game, turns out to be anything but, when the ring attaches itself around her neck. Join Suki and her friend Billy in their struggle after finding plastic waste on the beach! Suki's best friend, Billy does everything he can to try to remove the ring but it just won't budge. Will Suki survive as the ring grows ever tighter around her neck? From the author of Danny the Caterpillar and other children's picture books, this book carries a simple message: 'Take your rubbish home.' The story not only highlights plastic pollution as a problem, but also contains a message that teaches children how we can help prevent plastic pollution in the oceans. With the world drowning in plastic, it carries a clear message about the damage and suffering one simple plastic ring can do to our wonderful marine life. This brilliant picture book, illustrated by Angela Simonovska, is perfect for readers aged 3-6 who love nature and want to help the environment. It also highlights the incredible work carried out by seal sanctuaries around the United Kingdom.
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Award winning author, Dawn Brookes writes cozy mysteries and clean crime fiction novels. The Rachel Prince mystery series combines a unique blend of murder, cruising and medicine, with a touch of romance. As well as the Rachel Prince Mysteries, Dawn is currently writing the Lady Marjorie Snellthorpe Mysteries and the Carlos Jacobi Private Investigator crime novels.British author, Dawn has a 39 year nursing pedigree. She takes regular cruise holidays for research purposes and brings these passions along with a Christian background and a love of clean crime to her writing. The surname of her protagonist is in honour of her childhood dog, 'Prince', who used to put his head on her knee while she lost herself in books. Dawn has written a number of bestsellers including her first memoir, 'Hurry up Nurse: memoirs of nurse training in the 1970s'. Dawn worked as a hospital nurse, midwife, district nurse and community matron across a thirty-nine year year career. Before turning her hand to writing for a living, she had multiple articles published in professional journals and co-edited a nurse textbook. She grew up in Leicester, later moved to London and Berkshire but now lives in Derbyshire. Dawn holds an MA in Creative Writing, a bachelors degree with Honours and a Masters degree in education. Writing across genres, Dawn also writes for children. Dawn has a passion for nature and loves animals, especially dogs. Animals will continue to feature in her children's books as she believes caring for animals and nature helps children to become kinder human beings.