Turtle Slept In

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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Turtle slept in - and all her siblings already hatched and made it to the sea. Now she must journey across the beach and navigate shoddy sandcastles, stomping feet, and hungry seagulls to reach the water.Lucky for Turtle, she's not alone. Bird will do her best to keep Turtle safe along the way, but it's not the dangers of the beach that worry Turtle. The closer Turtle gets to the sea, the bigger it looks, and the more she wonders if she can ever find her family in something so big.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-04-28
Mått289 x 226 x 11 mm
Vikt439 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor40
FörlagRandom House USA Inc
IllustratörJacob Grant
ISBN9780593695012

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Jacob Grant is an author, illustrator, and dad who makes picture books. He is a winner of the prestigious 2024 Bologna Children’s Book Fair Illustration Exhibition, and he’s also an okay kids' soccer coach. Jacob is originally from Cincinnati, and now lives with his wife and two little ones near Chicago. He can be found in his home studio, drawing and writing until something feels story-ish. Learn more at JacobGrantBooks.com.

Praise for Turtle Slept In:“Taking the scenic route to independence doesn’t make the journey any less triumphant, hints this emboldening picture book.”—Publisher’s Weekly“This sweetly reassuring story of a spunky sea turtle separated from her siblings showcases the joys of the beach, celebrates the power of friendship, and hints at the life cycle of an intriguing reptile. . . An entirely satisfying story of discovery and exploration.”—Kirkus“Fans of this prolific author’s work as well as children who love nature and seashore life will enjoy this short, beautifully illustrated story.”—School Library Journal“Have this on hand for kiddos and adults alike as little ones go off into the big world.”—BCCB“Grant’s appealing pencil-and-pastel illustrations bring a lovely texture to the beach setting, and there’s no denying the kid appeal of Turtle’s design.”—Booklist