Fish out of Water – A simple rhyming book with colourful childlike pictures of fish doing lots of extraordinary things. Suitable for very small children or for those learning to read.
Text from Fish out of Water
red fish weird fish
blue fish new fish
fish in a boat
fish can float
(fish on a lilo?)
green fish
clean fish
fish on a train
fish in a plane
yellow fish
cello fish
very mellow fish
fish in a tree
fish having tea
fish for you and me
end of sample – Fish out of Water
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I think it’s great and fun way for beginner readers! Also it’s quite colourful!
kanika writes:
Lovely illustrations
Danielle (Site Editor) writes:
Thanks Kanika! I’m still not too sure about some of them, but others I had sitting around for years waiting for a book, and I just liked them so much I had to do something with them. I’m glad I did as already had two emails and your comment!!! Cute for young children I hope. Cello fish is a new favourite. Hopefully one day I have the time and patience to improve on them.
kian writes:
i like how you said the color and what they are on