(3) 4-6 How Nature Works series. Photographs by Jeffrey L. Rotman. This well-organized picture book explores the diversity of the world's oceans by concentrating on the busy, crowded tropical zones ("the city") and the temperate zones that have a slower rhythm of life ("the country"). Close-up underwater photographs of fish and sea creatures are captivating and sometimes haunting. This second edition includes updated material on the effects of climate change. Reading list. Glos.

Reviewer: The Horn Book, Inc.

(3) 4-6 Photographs by Jeffrey L. Rotman. This well-organized picture book explores the diversity of the world’s oceans by concentrating on the busy, crowded tropical zones ("the city") and the temperate zones that have a slower rhythm of life ("the country"). Topics covered include "Living Space," "Working Together," and "Secrets of Survival." Close-up underwater photographs of fish and sea creatures are both delightful and haunting. Reading list. Glos.

Reviewer: Betsy Thomas

(3) K-3 Photographs by Jeffrey L. Rotman. In this nicely designed discussion of sea turtles, Cerullo provides a thorough exploration of anatomy, habitat, and breeding of the various species. The engaging but instructional text is organized and succinct. The role scientists are playing in the preservation of sea turtles is prominent as are suggestions for personal involvement. Exceptional close-up photos make the subject matter immediate. Further reading. Glos., ind.

Reviewer: Hilary Breed Van Dusen

(3) 4-6 Photographs by Jeffrey L. Rotman. This well-written profile focuses on dolphins' social behavior, communication, and interaction with humans (in both recreation and research, in captivity and the wild), and explores how our two species can benefit each other. The scientific and anecdotal information is elucidated with analogies readers will find fascinating and accessible, and the color photographs deftly capture the character of these intriguing animals. Bib., glos., ind.

Reviewer: Emma Loy-Santelli