Julia Rothman's illustrated and informative guides are some of the most treasured books in our children's home library. Not only are they just stunning to look at but they pack a punch with informative text that is both engaging and enlightening for readers young and old.

This Ocean Anatomy book follows the same style as her previous books and covers a wide variety of informative concepts relating to ocean life. From explaining the vast amount of creatures that inhabit them to the impact that global warming has on our oceans as a whole.

I can't wait to add a hardcopy of this book to our collection when it is published this spring. Thank you to NetGalley and Storey Publishing for an advanced ebook copy. All opinions are my own.

I received a copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers.

This book is a beautifully illustrated book jam packed with information about different sea creatures, fish, rocks, sand, oceans, mammals, sharks, whales, icebergs, pollution etc. Its an amazing source of information for children and adults. I found I learned a lot of pieces of information during my time reading this book.

The anatomy books by Rothman are a great way to introduce concepts to young children, to reiterate concepts that need more visual explanation for older children, or to refresh the minds of adults. They are highly visually-appealing and have the ability to take more difficult concepts and break them down into easy-to-digest pieces. The text and illustrations together make for a great teaching tool. You could easily use this book as a basis for intro to marine biology!