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Out in the bay, round stones crowd the beach.
A big flock of gulls squawk, wheel and screech.
A rickety old wharf leans out with the tide,
where raggedy shags spread their wings open wide.
Out in the bay, a calm morning reveals a coastal world of seabirds, seals, jellyfish, and shoals of fish. As the day dramatically unfolds into a wild coastal storm, life above and below the water continues in fascinating ways.
The author's beautiful, atmospheric double-page illustrations make the reader feel part of the scene.
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