Ebb and Flo and the Sea Monster by Jane Simmons – Book Review
Ebb and Flo and the Sea Monster by Jane Simmons – Book Review
- Author – Jane Simmons
- Publisher – Graffeg Limited
- Release Date – 26th May 2022
- Pages – 36
- ISBN 13 – 978-1802580730
- Format – ebook, paperback, hardcover
- Star Rating – 4
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Synopsis
A journey home from Granny’s house turns into a big adventure when Ebb and Flo have to camp out for the night. They think they’ve found a sea monster – but sea monsters don’t really exist … do they?
Review by Stacey
Ebb and Flo and the Sea Monster is the latest book in the Ebb and Flo series by author Jane Simmons. Ebb the dog and Flo a little girl have just been visiting Flo’s Grannie who tells them a story about a mysterious sea monster (like Nessie). When it is time to go home, via a little boat across the water the pair look out for the monster.
Unfortunately, the tide is going out quickly and they become stranded but can make it to a little island where they settle down for the night until they see a large shadow that is getting bigger, could it be the sea monster?
The Ebb and Flo books have been around for quite a while and have been re-released by Graffeg for the next generation of readers. I love these books, nearly as much as I loved Jane Simmons’ ‘Daisy Duck’ books that I read to my children. They have an old-fashioned quality to them, whilst proving an adorable story, and contain a wonderful friendship between a little girl and her dog.
This would make the most perfect bedtime story – It might have ‘sea monster’ in the title but there is nothing scary within, what you do get is an adorable tale that I can see being asked for over and over again.
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Jane Simmons
Jane Simmons is a children’s author and illustrator and the person behind the Ebb and Flo picture-book series. Jane studied illustration at Anglia Ruskin University and won the Macmillan Children’s Book Prize in her final 2 years of study. Ebb and Flo picture books were also made into a TV series which aired in 2005 on Channel 5 and featured the narration of Fiona Shaw.