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Narwhal and Jelly (Picture Books) Books

In order from This Book Is Dangerous! to This Book Is Seriously Silly!. Part of Narwhal and Jelly.

The Narwhal and Jelly (Picture Books) series is a set of 2 picture books by Ben Clanton, published in 2025. Written for ages 3–7, most books run about 45 pages.

This Book Is Dangerous!
This Book Is Seriously Silly!
This Book Is Dangerous!
This Book Is Seriously Silly!
This Book Is Dangerous!
This Book Is Seriously Silly!
This Book Is Dangerous!
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First Book in the Series

This Book Is Dangerous!
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Book #1 · Picture Book · Ages 3–7 · 2025

This Book Is Dangerous!

Guide a nervous jellyfish through a perilous ocean adventure. Can you help Jelly escape?

44 pages
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Summary: Jelly, the anxious jellyfish, faces a sea of dangers in this interactive adventure. From pirate crabs to spiky surprises, Jelly needs your help to navigate the treacherous ocean and escape the book's pages. But beware—every turn could bring unexpected challenges. Will you guide Jelly safely, or will the ocean's mysteries prove too daunting? Dive in and discover the hilarity and suspense that await!
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Narwhal and Jelly (Picture Books) Series

2 books · Published 2025

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How many books are in the Narwhal and Jelly (Picture Books) series?

There are 2 books in the Narwhal and Jelly (Picture Books) series. It began with This Book Is Dangerous! in 2025, and the newest book, This Book Is Dangerous!, was published in 2025.

What order should you read the Narwhal and Jelly (Picture Books) books in?

Start with This Book Is Dangerous! and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #2.

What ages are the Narwhal and Jelly (Picture Books) books best for?

The series is best for ages 3–7, based on the age ranges of the individual books.

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