Dive into Jade and Toby's Underwater Adventure, a story that sweeps young readers into a magical, oceanic world with Jade, a curious girl, and her playful French Bulldog, Toby. When they stumble upon a glowing seed, a mysterious transformation whisks them beneath the waves into an enchanted underwater realm.

With new aquatic abilities and a host of friendly sea creatures, including a bubbly fish named Finny, Jade and Toby explore vibrant coral landscapes and discover the darker, polluted areas of the ocean. Determined to help, Jade uses the magic of the seed to revive the dying corals, learning the critical importance of environmental preservation.

This delightful story merges fantasy with real-world issues, inspiring children to care for and protect our precious oceans, teaching them the impact of kindness and responsibility. You'll encounter a curious girl named Jade and her French Bulldog Toby in a world where magic seeds grant underwater adventures and coral reefs talk.

This tale weaves a narrative of adventure and mystery, imparting lessons on:Environmental awareness and the importance of recycling and caring for nature. The power of kindness and teamwork in achieving incredible goals.

Bravery and curiosity in exploring new and mysterious worlds. Written and illustrated by Todd Bandel, the book offers a visual journey that complements the story's vibrant and whimsical style.

Ideal for children aged 6 - 8, Jade and Toby's Underwater Adventure is perfect for young adventurers. Brought to you by Todd Bandel, known for his captivating illustrations and engaging storytelling, this book is a wonderful resource for parents seeking to instill values of empathy and environmental responsibility in their children.

Book benefits:- Engages children with beautiful, vivid illustrations. - Promotes important values such as kindness, teamwork, and environmental care.

- Ideal for children aged 6 - 8, perfect for family reading time. - Part of an inspiring series that combines fantastic adventures with real-world issues.

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