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Fishy Tales / Los pececitos aventureros - Hardcover

Riske, Vicki; Soto, Sonia

 
9798994777817: Fishy Tales / Los pececitos aventureros

Synopsis

Fishy Tales / Los pececitos aventureros, is a picture book about a colorful school of fish, who love to swim and play in the ocean. While playing their favorite game, Marco Polo, the fish encounter an environmental problem in the ocean. Through adventure, teamwork, and compassion, the story introduces young readers to the consequences of pollution and the importance of protecting our environment.

Children are concerned about the environment that they are inheriting. This book is useful to start conversations on climate change and our responsibility to care for our planet earth. A great book for earth day, which is every day.

Fishy Tales serves multiple audiences at the same time. It is a picture book. It is an environmental story. It is an educational conversation starter. It is a classroom resource. It is a family discussion tool. This book is a great fit for schools and libraries, because it appeals to families who are concerned about the earth. It is a simple engaging story and encourages children to become part of the solution.

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About the Authors

Vicki Riske, Author, Artist, Puppeteer, has been interested in puppetry and storytelling for many years. She writes and illustrates award winning children's books. She collaborates with Sonia Elizabeth Urrutia de Soto, creating dual language picture books. Currently they have produced four dual language books, which they publish through We Are Puppeteers, LLC. Vicki and Sonia also create workshops on site in schools, libraries, stores, churches, theaters, gardens, and city parks. They were keynote speakers at the 4th Annual Montana Family Childcare Conference in May 2026.

Sonia Elizabeth Soto, B.A., is Bilingual Family Childcare Specialist with the Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN) Program at United Way of Pinal County in Arizona. The FFN Program supports in-home childcare providers who care for children from birth to five, offering training, resources, and materials that help them create nurturing, engaging environments for young children. Sonia has known author and artist Vicki Riske for many years, and together they share a heartfelt passion for storytelling and for celebrating the power of stories told in two languages. Both understand how meaningful it is for children and families to see themselves and their languages reflected in the books they read. Through her work and writing, Sonia continues to uplift families, educators, and young children, promoting connection, creativity, and the beauty of bilingual storytelling.

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