The Adventures of Blue Ocean Bob: A Challenging Job

By Brooks Olbrys

Join Blue Ocean Bob on his journey to protect all life in the Sea of Kerchoo

Blue Ocean Bob loves the sea and wants to dedicate his life to protecting it. He begins a new job as assistant to Mary Marine, the Island of Roses's leading marine biologist, and with his hummingbird guardian, Xena, by his side, works hard to carry out his duties to the sea creatures both on and off the shore.

When the challenges mount, Bob seeks advice from Doc the turtle, Earl the clam, and Wallace the walrus, who each help him to develop the positive attitude he needs to succeed.

The Adventures of Blue Ocean Bob: A Challenging Job is the second installment in this colorful and inspiring early chapter book series that provides young readers with an introduction to timeless principles of achievement.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Greenleaf Book Group
• Release date: Apr 14, 2015
• ISBN: 9780982961360

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Reviews for The Adventures of Blue Ocean Bob

[kishazworld-1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The illustrations in this book were stunning. I got this one to read with my science-obsessed youngster who loved it. It also was easy to read and kept my child engaged for the entire length of the story.Would I recommend this? Yes. It is a good book for children.

[beammey · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

**I was given this book in exchange for an honest review**

The illustrations of this book draw you in so completely you can't help but want to read it and see what's happening. The story is just as good as the pictures and the rhyming makes it so perfect for children. This book has a great message and I just really love it. I would recommend this book (and I'll be using it when I start to home school next year!) 5 out of 5 stars.

[dmtcer-1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The illustrations in this book are beautiful. Blue Ocean Bob is a marine biologist, and his purpose is to clean up the environment, to study the sea life and help the reader learn more of the lives of creatures of the ocean and shores. It is told in a series of short, lyrical chapters. I believe it would enhance any children's library, and give life to curricular studies of oceans and sea life. I would recommend it for younger children's libraries.