Crisis at the Beach

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Join Penelope and Jack as a fun day at the beach transforms into a race to rescue Jack's beloved dog, Frampton. What starts as a simple game of fetch takes a perilous turn when Frampton gets caught in a patch of plastic in the ocean. A crowd gathers as the lifeguard comes to the rescue, highlighting the urgent issue of plastic pollution. Through this experience, Penelope and Jack learn about ocean conservation and the harmful effects of plastic on marine life, humans, and animals. This beautifully illustrated story captivates children aged 3 to 8, blending entertainment with vital lessons on preserving our oceans. It emphasizes themes of friendship, bravery, and environmental awareness, inspiring young readers to enact positive change. Professor Stork, a former elementary school teacher with advanced degrees in education and psychology, aims to create books that foster self-worth, creativity, compassion, and leadership skills in children. He believes that children can be catalysts for positive change and that reading can guide them toward a fulfilling life. Professor Stork has authored several other books that promote purpose and compassion, including titles like "The Girl on Misfit Hill" and "Mila on Purpose."