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Hotel Deep: Light Verse from Dark Water

de Kurt Cyrus

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Twenty-one poems tell the story of a lone sardine separated from his school within a huge coral reef and the creatures he meets as he searches for the way back.
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Summary: this book is poetry. It is about all different types of amazing undersea creatures and the illustrations are incredible! Cute poetry that goes great with the pictures.

Personal reaction:I loved this book! I am by far not a poetry person. There are so many interesting pictures and the words are even twisted, slanted or sideways in places. I am not sure this would be easy to read in front of a class. It would be easier probably to have in the classroom for students to read on their own.

Extension ideas: this book would be great to use either when doing lessons about sea creatures and fish, descriptive words and teaching students to write descriptively, or even helping them make poetry interesting.
  MaeganA | Apr 16, 2015 |
This poem introduces all life of the sea. It tells what the fish, crawfish, stones, snails, crabs, etc. go through and what they may be thinking individually. All different life cycles and how they each work. There are 21 different species that are talked about in the poems. The pictures are wonderful and I learned new things about sea life. ( )
  acreel | Nov 18, 2014 |
I absolutely enjoyed all of these poems. I am fascinated with the ocean life, so these poems really captured my attention. The author uses creative words and the illustrations were breath-taking. Young readers will be very curious about the new creatures they will be exposed to throughout these poems. The fish that are written about are not the ones people are normally exposed to. I would read this to my students when discussing the ocean life. ( )
  jpons | Nov 16, 2014 |
I would use this book as a part of both a poetry unit and an ocean unit. I would use it to help illustrate the fact that poetry can bridge the gap between many different subjects. I would also have my students compare the illustrations in this book with photographs of the creatures mentioned.
  hmischke | Jun 4, 2012 |
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