Review: Deep, Deep, Down - Lydia Lukidis

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Review: Deep, Deep, Down - Lydia Lukidis - January 2023

I have to admit as I now have been at House of Science NZ for four months, I am starting to get a new appreciation for certain things like sustainability, climate change, global issues, and marine animals. These were topics prior that I wasn't exposed to, but now they are part of my everyday life as I think about how the books I read could be connected to our science resource kits. Deep, Deep, Down by Lydia Lukidis would work as a great companion to our kit Big Blue Future which talks about marine life and our oceans. Deep, Deep, Down takes readers on a journey as each page goes deeper and deeper down the Mariana Trench, stopping along the way and introducing readers to the types of creatures and plants that are found at the particular level. The illustrations by Juan Calle were also very beautiful and accompany the pages perfectly as along with the amazing pictures is the fantastic poetry from author Lydia Lukidis. Deep, Deep, Down is a great non-fiction read aimed at children aged 7-10 years old.

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