Hey there, fellow book lovers! Today I wanna share something special that caught my eye – a charming little book that’s been swimming around since 2012 It’s called “A Shrimp Called Pee Wee” by Janis Pacileo, and lemme tell you, it’s quite the catch!
What’s This Little Book All About?
Published by Inspiring Voices in Bloomington, Indiana, this adorable story comes in a neat little package – just 30 pages of pure underwater magic. I gotta say, for a children’s book, it packs quite a punch in its compact size!
Why This Book Stands Out
Listen up. because here’s what makes this book special
- It’s a quick read – perfect for bedtime stories
- The size is just right – 29 cm of colorful storytelling
- Published through Inspiring Voices, a respected publisher
- Got its own special ISBN: 9781462401352 (in case you’re hunting for it!)
Breaking Down the Book’s Appeal
For Parents
- Perfect length for keeping little ones engaged
- Physical dimensions make it easy for small hands to hold
- Available in English – great for early readers
- Published in 2012, but the story feels timeless
For Educators
- Ideal for classroom reading sessions
- Teaching points about marine life
- Perfect for discussion about friendship and acceptance
- Great for library collections
My Personal Take
Ya know what? I’ve seen lots of children’s books in my time but there’s something special about this one. The way it’s put together – from the size to the story structure – shows that Pacileo really knew what she was doing.
Where to Find It
Here’s the cool part – while the book was originally published in Bloomington, IN, you can find it through various channels:
- Library Collections
- Online Bookstores
- Educational Resource Centers
- Digital Archives
Why We Love It
Let’s break down what makes this book swim rather than sink:
- Memorable main character
- Educational value
- Engaging storytelling
- Perfect physical format
- Kid-friendly design
Impact on Young Readers
I’ve noticed that books like “A Shrimp Called Pee Wee” really help kids with:
- Building reading confidence
- Understanding marine life
- Developing empathy
- Enjoying story time
Technical Details (For The Book Nerds Among Us!)
Just in case you’re curious about the nitty-gritty:
Book Details------------Format: HardcoverPages: 30Size: 29 cmLanguage: EnglishPublication Year: 2012Publisher: Inspiring VoicesLocation: Bloomington, INISBN: 9781462401352Educational Applications
Teachers and parents, check this out – here’s how you can use this book:
- Reading comprehension exercises
- Marine life discussions
- Character development lessons
- Creative writing prompts
- Art project inspiration
The Publishing Journey
Ya know what’s interesting? This book found its home with Inspiring Voices, which tells us something about its quality. Getting published ain’t easy, folks, but this little shrimp made it!
Reader Experience
When you crack open this book, you’re gonna find:
- Easy-to-follow narrative
- Engaging characters
- Clear storytelling
- Age-appropriate content
- Visual appeal
Conservation and Environmental Awareness
One thing I really dig about this book is how it can spark conversations about:
- Marine ecosystems
- Ocean conservation
- Sea creature habitats
- Environmental responsibility
Tips for Reading With Kids
Here’s how to make the most of this book:
- Ask questions about Pee Wee’s adventures
- Discuss the ocean setting
- Create voice characters
- Make connections to real shrimp
- Encourage predictions
Final Thoughts
I gotta say, “A Shrimp Called Pee Wee” is more than just another kids’ book. It’s like finding a pearl in an oyster – unexpected and valuable. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or just someone who loves good children’s literature, this little shrimp’s tale is worth checking out!
So there ya have it, folks! That’s my take on this swimming sensation. Have you read it? What did you think? Drop a comment below – I’d love to hear your thoughts on this little underwater adventure!
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À propos de ce livre électronique
When a new baby shrimp called Pee Wee is born, there is a hush in the sea. His mom and dad are concerned because he is tiny and his whole backside is shiny. The doctors and nurses work hard to save him. Then one day, they realize that something bigger than all of them has changed their sea, the place where they all liveand that change is responsible for Pee Wees unusual problems.
Set on the Gulf Coast right after the devastating oil spill, A Shrimp Called Pee Wee tells a tale of what can happen when disaster strikes. The story of Pee Wee the Shrimp shows how life in the sea was affected by the oil spill in the Gulf, but it shares a story of what its like to be born a little different than everyone else and how the love of family and friends supports the life of a child with challenges. Join Pee Wee and his family on their adventure in the Gulf.
Janis Pacileo was brought up with strong Italian Cultures in the famous Wooster street area of New Haven Connecticut where her grandmother owned a Italian Restaurant. She has been in the food and beverage industry most of her life. She has Four Sons and 3 Grandchildren.
Shrimp Called Pee Wee
FAQ
What is the shrimp called in Finding Nemo?
We have many of the fish from ‘Finding Nemo’ at the Aquarium, but the non-fish we have from the film is the Pacific cleaner shrimp (‘Lysmata amboinensis’), which is the character Jacques.
What is peeing shrimp in English?
In Cantonese cuisine, the mantis shrimp is known as “urinating shrimp” (Chinese: 瀨尿蝦; pinyin: lài niào xiā; Jyutping: laai6 niu6 haa1) because of their tendency to shoot a jet of water when picked up.