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Reviewed by Luwi Nyakansaila for Readers' Favorite
Kid Scientists at the Beach is a children’s picture book written by Dallas Woodburn, with illustrations by Spencer Liriano Navarro. The story follows Harper and Theo, two young scientists who have a delightful day at the beach. They set up a tent with their mothers, but rather than relaxing in the sun like other beachgoers, the two friends explore the natural wonders around them. As they play in the water, they ponder questions such as what causes ocean waves and why seawater is salty. When they return to the shore, they discuss concepts like longshore drifts and the science of building sandcastles. Finally, the duo explores where seashells come from, why it is important to leave them on the beach, and their role in the ecosystem.
Kid Scientists at the Beach is an educational book that encourages children to learn from their surroundings. Harper and Theo are relatable kids with inquisitive minds. Their story is both informative and entertaining, featuring fun activities like building sandcastles, swimming in the ocean, and enjoying a picnic with their mothers. The book is well-rounded, inspiring children to explore the wonders of the world and find joy in spending time with family and friends. Dallas Woodburn has included fun activities, facts, and a glossary of terms from the story at the end of the book. The colorful and eye-catching illustrations perfectly complement the narrative, bringing the beach to life. Overall, Kid Scientists at the Beach combines adventure and education, inspiring young readers to embrace their curiosity about the natural world while enjoying quality time with loved ones.
