Splash, Little Fish!
Splash, Little Fish!
by Theo Marlowe
Little Fish wakes up, waves at the reef, and finds that every friend has a special way to say hello.
- Age
- Ages 0–2
- Pages
- 16
Flip through the book
Tap the cover to open it. Turn the pages like a real book.
Splash, Little Fish!
Once upon a time…
Little Fish wakes up in the soft, blue morning. Blink, blink, blink go her shiny eyes. The water is warm, and the sunshine wiggles down through the waves in long, golden ribbons. Little Fish smiles a big, happy smile. Can you blink your eyes like Little Fish? Blink, blink, blink. What a lovely, sleepy, splashy morning it is.
Page 1
"Good morning, ocean!" says Little Fish, and she flips her tail up high. Splash! A shower of tiny drops sparkles in the light and tickles her nose. Splash! Splash! Little Fish giggles, and the little bubbles giggle too. Can you make a splash with your hands, just like Little Fish? Splash, splash, splash! What a big, happy sound.
Page 2
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle goes Little Fish. She wiggles her tail to the left, and she wiggles her tail to the right. She wiggles her fins, and she wiggles her tummy, and she wiggles all the way from her nose to the tip of her tail. Can you wiggle too? Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle! Wiggle all the way down.
Page 3
Here comes Crab, walking sideways across the sand. Click, click, click go his big red claws. Click, click, click go his tiny feet. Crab does not walk forward like you do. He walks to the side, side, side, and he waves both his claws at once. Can you make a claw with your fingers? Click, click, click!
Page 4
…and then?
Read onTap to open
Story mood
Is it a wind-down book, or a wake-up book?
- SleepyWide awake
- SillyGiggle fits
- BraveCozy
- CuriousFull of wonder
Meet the characters
Tap a card to learn a secret.
Talk about it together
Conversation starters for after the last page.
Try this at home
Bubble pop parade
Blow bubbles in the bath or the garden, with a grown-up close by. Let your little one pop them and say pop each time, then sing goodnight to every friend.
What your child will take away
- ✓First words and animal actions
- ✓Repeating patterns
- ✓Saying hello and goodnight
About the author
Theo Marlowe
A former lighthouse keeper's grandson who fills his books with tides, songs and salty air.
More by Theo Marlowe →You might also like
Little Whale's Big Song
Little Whale's Big Song
The Sleepy Sheep Counting Club
The Sleepy Sheep Counting Club
The Cloud Who Wanted to Nap
The Cloud Who Wanted to Nap
Captain Coral & the Lost Pearl