About the octopus
The giant Pacific octopus lives along the coastal regions of N. America and Asia. Adults weigh ~15 kg and have a radial span of 6 m. Females lay and continuously care for up to 400,000 eggs, which hatch in about 6 months. Hatchlings are about the size of a grain of rice. Only a few of the hatchlings survive to adulthood as most are eaten by predators.
Maggie’s Magic Map
An Adventure with Olive the Octopus and her Thousand Hatchlings
Maggie and her brothers are frustrated by a rainy day which has kept them cooped up inside. To make matters worse, they’ve been left with an intimidating babysitter, Scary Mary, who puts them to bed without even reading them a story.
Seeking adventure, Maggie and her brothers ask for help from the Magic Map on their bedroom wall and are transported to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. There they meet Olive the Octopus and her thousands hatchlings and learn that life for a baby octopus is quite different from their own!
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Reader’s Comments
P. Aboukhater
Elementary school teacher, Parent
“A whimsical blend of life science and fantasy… a welcome addition to any educator’s classroom library certain to captivate young readers who love adventures under the sea.”
P. Besagno
Pre-school teacher
“All they asked for was a bedtime story. What follows is a grand adventure exploring sea life with Olive the Octopus!”
C. Shaw
Educator
“This book fairly ‘sings’ as it’s read aloud. Young listeners (and readers) will love it—and learn!”
Maggie’s Magic Map
An Adventure with Olive the Octopus and her Thousand Hatchlings
Maggie and her brothers are frustrated by a rainy day which has kept them cooped up inside. To make matters worse, they’ve been left with an intimidating babysitter, Scary Mary, who puts them to bed without even reading them a story.
Seeking adventure, Maggie and her brothers ask for help from the Magic Map on their bedroom wall and are transported to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. There they meet Olive the Octopus and her thousands hatchlings and learn that life for a baby octopus is quite different from their own!
About the octopus
The giant Pacific octopus lives along the coastal regions of N. America and Asia. Adults weigh ~15 kg and have a radial span of 6 m. Females lay and continuously care for up to 400,000 eggs, which hatch in about 6 months. Hatchlings are about the size of a grain of rice. Only a few of the hatchlings survive to adulthood as most are eaten by predators.
Buy Now
Maggie’s Magic Map
An Adventure with Olive the Octopus and her Thousand Hatchlings
Maggie and her brothers are frustrated by a rainy day which has kept them cooped up inside. To make matters worse, they’ve been left with an intimidating babysitter, Scary Mary, who puts them to bed without even reading them a story.
Seeking adventure, Maggie and her brothers ask for help from the Magic Map on their bedroom wall and are transported to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. There they meet Olive the Octopus and her thousands hatchlings and learn that life for a baby octopus is quite different from their own!
About the octopus
The giant Pacific octopus lives along the coastal regions of N. America and Asia. Adults weigh ~15 kg and have a radial span of 6 m. Females lay and continuously care for up to 400,000 eggs, which hatch in about 6 months. Hatchlings are about the size of a grain of rice. Only a few of the hatchlings survive to adulthood as most are eaten by predators.
Buy Now
Reader’s Comments
P. Aboukhater
Elementary school teacher, Parent
“A whimsical blend of life science and fantasy… a welcome addition to any educator’s classroom library certain to captivate young readers who love adventures under the sea.”
P. Besagno
Pre-school teacher
“All they asked for was a bedtime story. What follows is a grand adventure exploring sea life with Olive the Octopus!”
C. Shaw
Educator
“This book fairly ‘sings’ as it’s read aloud. Young listeners (and readers) will love it—and learn!”
Reader’s Comments
P. Aboukhater
Elementary school teacher, Parent
“A whimsical blend of life science and fantasy… a welcome addition to any educator’s classroom library certain to captivate young readers who love adventures under the sea.”
P. Besagno
Pre-school teacher
“All they asked for was a bedtime story. What follows is a grand adventure exploring sea life with Olive the Octopus!”
C. Shaw
Educator
“This book fairly ‘sings’ as it’s read aloud. Young listeners (and readers) will love it—and learn!”