One very special day, a man & a woman set out to sail around the world in search of an adventure.
On that same special day, a baby whale was born named Will.
Why was Will special? Well, he loved to sing & Will had many sea friends that loved to sing as well.
One day Will visited with his friend Sassy Sea Lion. She loved to sing really loud & he wanted to sing with her.
But when Will started to sing with Sassy Sea Lion she said, "No! You can't sing, you're a whale!"
Determined to sing, Will went to his friend Savvy Seagull and began to sing with him.
When Will started to sing with Savvy Seagull he said, "No! You can't sing, you're a whale!"
Will then went to his friend Mr. Crabby Crab.
Well Mr. Crabby Crab was very crabby that day & when Will started to sing he said, "No! You can't sing, you're a whale!"
Will swam to his mom & told her about his day with his friends. His mom said to follow his heart and keep singing.
A couple of days later, Will looked up to the sky and saw a very curious sight.
The man & woman were so excited, that they told the world about this very
special whale.
The next day, people from all around the world came to hear Will sing and all his dreams had come
true!
Why this Project is Important
Hi I'm Jennifer Minasian and I'm the creator of this children's book! This project is dedicated to giving every child equal access to reading. This was my way of giving back to my community and helping those in need. This book took many hours of preparation and coding. I painted, designed, coded and wrote this book to help others. Please share this book so we can all help those in need, as well as bring more awareness to our oceans. See more of my work at Smart Fox Designs
© 2013 Smart Fox Designs | Jennifer Minasian
This book includes humpback whales, sea lions, sea gulls & crabs. The ocean is a very diverse place. Check out all these fun facts:
Did you know that humpback whales are known for their magical songs? More Info
Humpbacks are an endangered species and are the size of a school bus weighing over 40 tons (an elephant weighs about 8 tons).
Check out Whale Trust for even more fun whale facts!
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