Dive into FLOAT with Rosie, an impulsive first grader, who bolts into action to retrieve her stolen lunch from an ornery seagull! Rosie imagined a perfect day at the aquarium, but it quickly turns into an emotional pursuit through every exhibit - and more than one fish tank!

Midwest Book Review: "Float is not only a delightful reading experience but also a valuable educational tool. Young readers are sure to giggle, explore, and learn something new about sea life before their next visit to the aquarium.

Author Larry Daley crafts an imaginative tale filled with humor and heart, perfectly capturing the excitement, frustrations, and life lessons of childhood.

This book uses vibrant storytelling and playful details to invite kids to pause, look closely, and discover adventure in unexpected places. It's a journey that sparks curiosity and promotes discovery, making it an exciting read for young minds."

Larry Daley is an illustrator and freelance creative director in children's media development. An alumnus of Warner Bros. Entertainment and DC Comics, Larry supervised major comic book brands such as Batman and Superman in film, television, video games, toys, comics, licensed promotions, and children's publishing.

His illustrative and written work is known for its quirky humor, playful characters, and exaggerated perspectives. Right now, his focus is on creating funny stories that blend chaos with kindness. Larry lives in New Hampshire with his wife and three lovely daughters.

Synopsis: Join Rosie, a spirited first grader, on a lively adventure as she chases down a mischievous seagull who's run off with her soggy snacks!

The aquarium introduces readers to a dazzling variety of sea life along the way. Keep an eye out for Bubbles the octopus sneaking through the pages, search for the twenty hidden sea turtles in the illustrations, and dive into the bonus pages filled with fun facts about what these fascinating animals love to eat.

Critique: Float is not only a delightful reading experience but also a valuable educational tool. Young readers are sure to giggle, explore, and learn something new about sea life before their next visit to the aquarium.

Editorial Note: Recommended reading ages 3-10 years old, Float captivates a wide range of young readers, ensuring that it remains a favorite for years to come." — Suzie Housley, https://www.midwestbookreview.com/cbw/sep_25.htm#suziehousley