#Book reviews for kids challenger deep free#

I am very pleased that Charlesbridge has granted my wish to read this very interesting book!.Thank you very much for this wonderful experience.ДЄ solid 5рџЊџ from me. I admit that even though i have known about some of the diving machines mentioned in this book from my previous reading (including from Cousteau's, The Silent World and Sylvia Earle's, The World Is Blue), it is always nice to know more which i am glad that i found from this book. So,reading this book feels just like we are diving deep into the ocean, whatmore with its very beautiful underwater illustrations that just illustrates each level of depths perfectly,adding more feel and intensity to the atmosphere. Then,we descend down further into the next level of depth with another more challenging and riskier diving activities and its equipments suitable for more deeper part of the sea and keeps on descending until to the deepest part of the ocean, the Challenger Deep!. The book started with the most basic and common activity and equipment first which is the snorkelling, by giving some brief but very important points about the maximum depths suitable for snorkelling, the time (how long we can dive safely), how many person suitable for safety along with the possible risks.

This book makes a good introduction to the world of diving by giving us the readers some brief but very informative and very interesting facts about the types of diving activities, the equipments and the machines use and the oceans' depths suitable for such activities and machines/equipments. It fills us with wonder and amazement, that are among the reasons why we dive and explore the deep sea as highlighted in this book. 'The sea, once its cast its spell, holds you in its net of wonder forever'-Jacque Cousteau, ocean explorer and inventor. That's what informational books should do-tell us new things and stimulate our interest in learning more.

Readers can move on to learning about ocean explorers, their findings, and the questions still unanswered. Perhaps this book will raise more questions about studying the ocean depths. Words and illustrations work beautifully together. The dark blues and black illustrations give readers a sense of traveling down to the ocean depths while lighter greens, blues and purples show the upper reaches. The reasons offered are that we are 'wired for wonder' and we 'delight in discovery.' The text is clear-a mix of fact and feelings of awe for life in the ocean. The other purpose of the book is to explain why people explore the ocean depths. For each machine, readers learn how deep it can go, how long it can explore, and how many people are needed to do the exploring.

#Book reviews for kids challenger deep free#

The book begins by explaining snorkeling, free diving, scuba diving and more, and ends with the deepest dive to Challenger Deep. The purpose is to tell readers about the different machines used to explore the ocean depths and the reasons that motivate people to explore these depths. This book explains its purpose and delivers on it.