![]() ![]() Seahorse gives each words of encouragement (“Keep up the good work” “You must be very happy” “You are doing a fine job”). Tilapia, who carries eggs in his mouth, and Mr.Kurtus, who has stuck his mate’s eggs on top of his head. Seahorse affably asks, “Can I help?” She then lays her eggs into a pouch in the belly of her mate, who earnestly announces, “I’ll take good care of our eggs….I promise.” Then, drifting through the sea, the expectant pater meets up with other fish who are also carrying-or protecting-eggs, such as Mr. When Mrs.Seahorse announces that it is time for her to lay her eggs, Mr. Father fish come to the forefront here-and deservedly so. ![]() STARRED REVIEW *“In this original, entirely engaging book, Carle adds to his rich cache of endearing animal characters while delivering some intriguing information about several underwater species. Mister Seahorse and fellow fish fathers who care for their soon-to-be-hatched offspring, share their stories while acetate pages reveal camouflaged creatures who bear witness to the conversation between fathers with fins. ![]()
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