Stella, Star of the Sea

from conuly

Stella and her brother Sam are visiting the sea. It's his first time, and he has a lot of questions, like so many children we know. Now, Stella seems to live in a genre I like to call "Children don't need parents". There are no parents in this book - and if you look closely, the only other people...

from allawishus

Stella and Sam are at the beach; Stella is enthusiastic about all things ocean: sealife, shells, swimming, etc. Sam is hesitant and hangs back, asking Stella questions - if she doesn't know the answer, she makes it up, ha ha. (Sounds like my mother.) Eventually, Sam is satisfied with Stella's bea...

from allawishus

Stella and Sam are at the beach; Stella is enthusiastic about all things ocean: sealife, shells, swimming, etc. Sam is hesitant and hangs back, asking Stella questions - if she doesn't know the answer, she makes it up, ha ha. (Sounds like my mother.) Eventually, Sam is satisfied with Stella's bea...

from MissLoni

A good book of exploring siblings working and having fun together. A very fun colorful read, so many open ended questions you could have with this book.

from SDando

This was a cute book. I like how Stella has an answer for almost every one of Sam's questions, even if it's not really correct. I think kids reading this will relate well to Sam's curiosity about new things. I also really like Stella's enthusiasm, and how much she wants to share her joy with Sam.