
By Rosie Greening, Lara Ede (Illustrator)
Part of the Two-Way Sequins series
Narwhal discovers her true talent when asked to judge a mermaid contest.
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Narwhal feels overshadowed by the mermaids' talents, doubting her own abilities. When chosen to judge a painting contest, she hesitates, fearing inadequacy. As others judge unfairly, Narwhal realizes her gift for honesty and fairness. Can she bring justice to the contest and find her own worth? Dive into this charming tale of self-discovery and integrity, beautifully illustrated and perfect for young readers.
Narwhal doesn’t think she has any skills – especially when she compares herself to the mermaids. She’s just Narwhal! So when the mermaids need someone to judge their painting contest, Narwhal doesn’t think she can do it. But the other creatures don’t judge it fairly, and Narwhal soon learns that her talents lie in being honest, fair minded and just.
Sweet, rhyming text and Lara Ede’s beautiful illustrations combine to make a delightful picture book that will be enjoyed by adults and children alike.
3.3
out of 7
“The book as a whole was just kind of a miss for us--lackluster plot, so-so writing, and super busy illustrations. The one thing that really drew my kids to this book--the two-way sequins on the cover--were even disappointing: unlike the other books in this series, there are no more sequins in the rest of the book.”
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