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When Sofia loses her beloved teddy after a day at the beach, she is heartbroken. . But the sea saw it all, and maybe, just maybe, it can bring Sofia and her teddy back together. The Sea Saw Swimsure Nappy provides increased peace of mind to enjoy swimming with your baby without the worry of embarrassing accidents. FEATURES However long it may take. A beautiful, emotionally satisfying look at how nothing is ever truly lost if you keep it in your heart. Author: Percival, Tom, Binding: Paperback, Imprint: Simon & Schuster Childrens Books, Series: N/A, Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd, Published: 10/01/2019, Pagination: 32 pages, Classification: Reading age: from c 3 years, Country of Publication: United Kingdom Designed to be worn over a traditional nappy, or over a swim nappy for extra protection.
- Materials: 100% neoprene body; 84% polyester, 16% elastane rib
- Easy to put on
- Suitable for use both in and out of the pool
- Can be used in conjunction with disposable nappy
- Available in 6 sizes (XS-XXL) covering ages 0-24 months
- Secure fit to avoid accidents
Reviews
Anita Müller
The story is an emotional roller-coaster that offers scope for much discussion on every turn of the page, with an unexpected twist at the end that brings back the smiles, as we return to where we started. ’ooOooShiny emphasis on the front cover for the title and the main characters, namely, Sofia and her bear, along with the talented author/illustrator’s name, TOM PERCIVAL. ooOoo~ TITLE: THE SEA SAW~ AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR: TOM PERCIVAL~ PUBLISHER: SIMON & SCHUSTER~ 2019‘Printed in China’From the back cover:🧸 ‘When Sofia loses her beloved bear at the beach, nobody sees but the sea…A moving and heart-warming story which shows that nothing is every truly lost if you keep it in your heart.
CobWeb
The sentences are in a good-sized font, in black for the best part, maybe a little hard to read on the darker backgrounds if the light is poor. Wider than average, the quality produced book measures around 27. The media could not be loaded.
Every now and then a true gem comes along; not so often does the subject require a box of tissues (for the adults)! ’There is a note on the inside front cover acknowledging the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam for:~ ‘the use of images from their collection in the creation of the illustrations for this book. The occasional word is nonchalantly italicised, for added emphasis, but may get missed by a younger reader.
[6 images attached ©Tom Percival/Simon & Schuster/2019] Of course, the atmospheric illustrations really make the story, which are suitably darker when required to reflect the emotion…but hope lingers throughout, because the ‘the Sea saw’. 5 cm and opens to 32 matte finish pages, of which 29 are the story, across double page spreads, bar the last. There is the mention of and old photographs of Sofia's Mother, without explanation, which may be sensitive to some.
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