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Kallie George is an author and picture book editor who has written numerous acclaimed books for children. She grew up on the Sunshine Coast in BC, where she spent her days roaming the forests and listening to all the sounds within. Now, she and her husband have made a home in the woods so that her son can do the same.

Carmen Mok is a studio-art graduate of the University of Waterloo and a craft and design graduate of Sheridan College. She has illustrated Violet Shrink by Christine Baldacchino, selected for the annual TD Grade One Book Giveaway for 2024. Grandmother’s Visit by Betty Quan, an Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature Picture Book Honor title. When I Listen To Silence by Jean E. Pendziwol, Luna’s Green Pet by Kirsten Pendreigh. Carmen’s other noteworthy books include Orris and Timble by Kate DiCamillo, and Alfred Blooms by Carrie Kruck. She lives in Toronto, Ontario.

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This joyful and soothing book about ocean sounds for kids 3-7 will transport readers to the seaside.

When a child visits the ocean with his little brother, he whispers to him, “The ocean has lots to say, if you listen.” Together, they hear wondrous things, like the rumble of pebbles tumbling and filling the beach with shiny gems, the bark of a seal playing peekaboo, and the whooshing of a shell murmuring messages.

The second book in the Sounds of Nature Series for young children, I Hear You, Ocean is an excellent resource for outdoor education and social-emotional learning, helping to teach:

• How to engage with nature in fun and respectful ways
• Mindfulness and empathy with the world around us
• Positive and gentle play with younger siblings
• The ocean makes magical sounds—you just have to listen!
  **Book 2 in the Sounds of Nature series! **This picture book series about listening to nature explores different ecosystems, including forest, ocean, and mountain soundscapes. It encourages mindfulness, outdoor education, and social-emotional learning, as readers join the characters in using their imaginations to hear the many things nature has to say.