Sea Turtle Journey - a Smithsonian Oceanic Collection Book

Smithsonian's Oceanic Collection

by Lorraine A. Jay, Katie Lee (Illustrator)

Loggerhead ventures into the ocean as a little hatchling. Avoiding the many dangers of the sea, Loggerhead grows into a young adult. Reviewed by the Smithsonian Institution for accuracy, Sea Turtle Journey is a fun and informative story with beautifully detailed illustrations.

Book
- An informative storyline and colorful illustrations
- 32 pages
- Appropriate for 3-9
- Hardcover 12 x 8 3/4 inches

Genres: Childrens, Nature

32 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1995

Reviews

[Sea Reads]

This was one of my very favorite picture books as a kid. The mystery and beauty of marine life is presented in an enthralling way that's inspiring and accessible to children. I remember many of the scenes in vivid detail even now. The conservation messages about human threats to sea turtles make sense to young audiences without being daunting.

[M.]

It was a good read.

[Dread]

A beautiful telling of a sea turtle's life.

[Marilyn]

(1-01-2000)Alissa thought it was sad the mother turtle never got to see her babies. She also liked it when Loggerhead escaped from the net.

(4-28-1999) Alissa was very interested to know that mother loggerheads never see their babies.

(1-28.1998) Now Alissa loves turtles too.

(12-22-1997) Auntie Pam, Uncle Ron, Rebecca and Hannah gave this to Alissa for her 3rd birthday. Excellent story and pictures. Alissa enjoyed the stuffed animal and tape too.

[Arlene]

This tiny book came witha little stuffed animal. I tells the life story on a sea turtle. Very cute.