How deep is the sea?

Summary

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How deep is the sea?

How deep is the sea? Pipkin the inquisitive penguin wants to know just that.
With the help of a friendly seal, a big blue whale and a salty sea dog in a yellow submarine, Pipkin learns that the sea is very deep indeed!
A VERY long poster (1.6 x 0.2m) at the back of the book shows just how deep the sea is - and how far Pipkin would have to travel to get so deep.
A delightful sequel to Pipkin's adventures in "How big is a million?" and “How High is the Sky?”

“Very nicely done”
The Bookseller

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Information

Key Stage: FS/KS1 E/S; Age 18 months+ (info)

Padded hardback with poster:
ISBN: 9780746096086
24 pages
250 x 250mm

Author/Editor: Anna Milbourne

Illustrator: Serena Riglietti

Press & Blog Reviews

Pipkin is a gorgeous penguin who is very inquisitive, always asking questions and seeking adventure. There is a fantastic long, long poster at the back of the book, which shows how far Pipkin went and how deep the sea really is. Wonderful.
Lovereading4kids.co.uk

A delightful new adventure for Pipkin, the little penguin with big ideas. As with previous titles in the series "How big is a milion?" and "How high is the sky?" this book delivers a lot of information in the disguise of a gorgeously illustrated story packaged in an attractively gifty padded hardback. Very nicely done.
The Bookseller

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