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Lucy the Octopus
Richy K. Chandler
Hardcover (Jessica Kingsley Publishers, April 19, 2018)Lucy is an incurably uncool teen, and an octopus. For no reason at all (other than that she isn't very "girly"), she is very unpopular, and even her parents don't like her! The only friend who will hang out with her in public is Puffy, her pet puffer fish. But Lucy's haters don't know that she is secretly an awesome guitarist, and she has been picked to join everyone's favourite local band, Lamington Fuzz. While Lucy rocks at doing her own thing, her classmates realise that spending time with the "cool kids" isn't all it's cracked up to be... Richy K. Chandler's latest graphic novel is a celebration of being who you are, and a story about why it pays to be kind. Bubbling with fun and wit, it will buoy up the self-esteem of children aged 9+, and is a delight to read for big kids of any age.
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Oliver the Octopus
Paul Sumner
language (Paul Sumner, Jan. 13, 2014)This vibrantly illustrated story follows a young Octopus named Oliver as he explores the ocean, makes friends and learns a lesson along the way.Ideal for reading aloud and sharing with 2-4 year olds.
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Ollie the Octopus
Betty L. Duncan
Paperback (Trafford Publishing, Oct. 18, 2006)Ollie the Octopus and Freddie Fish are friends in the undersea world created in words, pictures and song by multi-talented Betty L. Duncan. Ollie is a friendly, gentle Octopus and Freddie is a friendly fish. One day, while Ollie is sleeping, Freddie swims away and Ollie awakes to find her friend gone. She sets out to find him and along the way encounters Sammy Starfish, Mr. Crab, Swordfish, and Mr. Elmer Eel. None of these underwater inhabitants have seen Freddie. Where is Freddie? Is he lost forever? Well, almost. Just in the nick of time, Ollie discovers Freddie about to swallow... a fishhook! Freddie learns, as all children must, that what looks tempting is not always safe...or even edible. And Ollie and Freddie swim along together in the depths of the deep blue sea. If you listen closely, you might hear them singing Ollie's song. Ollie the Octopus she lives beneath the sea Ollie and Freddie Fish are happy as can be With eight long arms she swims all day, she likes it down below Ollie the Octopus, her name starts with an O!
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Oliver the Octopus
K R Clark
language (, April 13, 2016)A little boy makes an unconventional choice of a first pet when he takes home an octopus from the pet store. Soon he thinks perhaps this was not the best choice until his remarkable new friend shows him he has learned to read and write! They enjoy learning together, learning about the world, friendship and finding your true place.
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The Octopus and the Cake
Tom Story, Simon Goodway
eBookI love cake. Do you? Well I know an Octopus who loves cake more than anything. But can the Octopus control its love for cake or will it be too much? I can't wait to find out..
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Oliver the Octopus
P.J Tye, David Tye
eBook (P.J.Tye, July 10, 2011)The sea was a lovely blue, and the sun was shining brightly over the water. Deep at the bottom of the sea it was very sandy with lots of large rocks scattered all over the place. Amongst the seaweed and coral there were quite a lot of octopuses who used to play together, including one very small octopus called Oliver....
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Lucy the Octopus
Richy K. Chandler
eBook (Jessica Kingsley Publishers, April 19, 2018)Lucy is an incurably uncool teen, and an octopus. For no reason at all (other than that she isn't very "girly"), she is very unpopular, and even her parents don't like her! The only friend who will hang out with her in public is Puffy, her pet puffer fish. But Lucy's haters don't know that she is secretly an awesome guitarist, and she has been picked to join everyone's favourite local band, Lamington Fuzz. While Lucy rocks at doing her own thing, her classmates realise that spending time with the "cool kids" isn't all it's cracked up to be... Richy K. Chandler's latest graphic novel is a celebration of being who you are, and a story about why it pays to be kind. Bubbling with fun and wit, it will buoy up the self-esteem of children aged 9+, and is a delight to read for big kids of any age.
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Ollie the Octopus
K. Gaffney
Paperback (Trafford Publishing, Nov. 26, 2012)This is a story about an octopus who saves a lot of fishes from an aquarium and sets them free.
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Sandie the Octopus
John Duckworth
language (, March 21, 2018)Sandie lives in the ocean and get bored hunting fish and other sea creatures. He wants to feel alive and experience greater things in his life. So he makes his future brighter on his own. See what Sandie does. An entertaining story for 2-10 year old.
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The Lonely Octopus
Natalia Glover
language (, Nov. 16, 2018)A short story about how being different is okay. A lonely little octopus is an outcast because he has six legs instead of eight. He has to teach the other octopus that it is okay to be different and that we all are different.
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Oliver the Octopus
K R Clark
language (, April 17, 2016)A little boy makes an unconventional choice of a first pet when he takes home an octopus from the pet store. Soon he thinks perhaps this was not the best choice until his remarkable new friend shows him he has learned to read and write! They enjoy learning together, learning about the world, friendship and finding your true place.
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Octopus on the Loose
Laura Jicha
Hardcover (Page Publishing, Inc., Jan. 11, 2016)Caleb Cufford is excited for his first day of kindergarten. Although Caleb is thrilled to find books, toys, and art supplies in his kindergarten classroom, he is even more thrilled to discover the classroom pet-an octopus! The classroom pet is Lewis the Octopus, to be exact! Caleb Cufford quickly learns that Lewis the Octopus is not an ordinary octopus . . . Join Caleb Cufford and Lewis the Octopus on an exciting first day of school!