Lobstah Gahden

A delightfully punny story from the illustrator of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Presents A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo! Featuring themes about ocean life, conservation, and cooperation that are perfect for sparking conversations in the classroom and at homeWith pictures from the illustrator behind Last Week Tonight's A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo, this delightfully punny story about ocean life, conservation, and cooperation is perfect for sparking conversations in the classroom and at home.Walt is a proud lobstah whose greatest dream is winning the annual Swell Gahdens contest. But year after year that honor always goes to his chowdah-head neighbor Milton. One day, when heaps of gahbage show up in their yahds, the rival lobstahs must join forces to save their beloved gahdens from the trash floating down from above.Our oceans are beautiful, colorful, diverse ecosystems that are home to over a million species of underwater creatures. Unfortunately, humans are putting our friends under the sea at risk by polluting Earth's oceans daily.Lobstah Gahden will help kids understand the importance of conservation, and additional backmatter about sea life and pollution will give readers practical ways they can help preserve our oceans.

“" Puns galore plus Boston accents give this playful book plenty of character along with its valuable message about pollution. " - Melissa Taylor, Imagination Soup”

"[Such] a fun book with a bigger purpose... What a great way to teach kids about pollution and littering and how they can help." - Youth Services Book Review
"Puns galore plus Boston accents give this playful book plenty of character along with its valuable message about pollution." - Melissa Taylor, Imagination Soup
"Brydon and Keller have climbed over troubled waters to deliver a comical and educational story... A good read-aloud conservation story sure to entertain students dipping their toes into aquatic environmentalism." - School Library Journal

GERALD KELLEY (aka EG KELLER) is the illustrator of the #1 New York Times bestseller, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Presents A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo. As Gerald Kelley, he wrote and illustrated the picture book, Please Please the Bees, which won the 2017 Frances and Wesley Bock Book Award for Children's Literature. Keller lives in Colorado with his husband.ALLI BRYDON is a children's book author and lifelong New Yorker who recently moved to the south of England with her family. ?Alli is also a freelance children's book editor, with nearly 15 years of experience nurturing authors and illustrators to improve their craft and create outstanding children's books.

Age range 5 to 9 Walter and his neighbor, Milton, two lobsters living in the ocean near Boston, Massachusetts, blame each other when heaps of garbage appear in both of their yards as they prepare for the annual garden contest. Includes facts about lobsters, water pollution, and the Boston accent, a glossary, and ways to care for the ocean, as well as a list of organizations that do the same. With pictures from the illustrator behind Last Week Tonight's A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo , this delightfully punny story about ocean life, conservation, and cooperation is perfect for sparking conversations in the classroom and at home. Walt is a proud lobstah whose greatest dream is winning the annual Swell Gahdens contest. But year after year that honour always goes to his chowdah-head neighbor Milton. One day, when heaps of gahbage show up in their yahds, the rival lobstahs must join forces to save their beloved gahdens from the trash floating down from above. Our oceans are beautiful, colourful, diverse ecosystems that are home to over a million species of underwater creatures. Unfortunately, humans are putting our friends under the sea at risk by polluting Earth's oceans daily. Lobstah Gahden will help kids understand the importance of conservation, and additional back-matter about sea life and pollution will give readers practical ways they can help preserve our oceans.

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