Sophie and Max Show Some Ocean Love - Smith, Jill
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Sophie and Max go on a dive of discovery and learn how our trash impacts the health of the ocean and all of the animals that live in it. Dive in with them and watch as they come to the rescue for three ocean animals in danger of being harmed by the garbage we throw away everyday. A book about ocean conservation, the environment, and the caring and empathy needed to help our animals survive and thrive. Kids can be everyday heroes too-every little bit makes a difference!

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Sophie and Max go on a dive of discovery and learn how our trash impacts the health of the ocean and all of the animals that live in it. Dive in with them and watch as they come to the rescue for three ocean animals in danger of being harmed by the garbage we throw away everyday. A book about ocean conservation, the environment, and the caring and empathy needed to help our animals survive and thrive. Kids can be everyday heroes too-every little bit makes a difference!
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Autorenporträt
Jill Smith works as a deputy clerk at her county justice center in Kentucky. She served as vice president and corporate head teller for a local banking corporation, where she authored numerous policies and procedures. While at RCA, she worked as an information technology specialist and merchandise data coordinator. Terry Smith works as a tool and die maker. After attending an apprenticeship program at Henry Ford College in Dearborn, Michigan, he went on to earn his journeyman status. He served twelve years in the Kentucky National Guard as a field artillery officer, achieving the rank of captain. Richard Salcido earned a BS in business administration from California State University, Long Beach. As a commissioned officer, he instructed at the US Army Military Police School and was a certified instructor for the state of Missouri. He authored the action/romance novel Uriah (2019) and the biblical commentary Unlocking the Truth about the Book of Job (2023).