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Book Review
This watery book immerses you. Every one of six dozen page spreads
is an inviting watercolor over a wide range, profound or joking,
dazzlingly evocative of nature or styled in direct allusion. There
is always a fresh hand-lettered text. Few books are so single a
work of art.
Its topic is life in the waters. A second theme is what people
have made of what they found therein, their myths, food, and science.
...The fortunate reader might be any young person with the skill
to read it, the patience to read slowly, and the desire to think
about it all, probably twelve years or older.
~ Philip amd Phylis Morrison, Scientific
American exerpt
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