Books in PowerKids Readers: Fun Fish series

Many aquarium enthusiasts start out by owning goldfish. They are a classic pet. The simple, yet informative, text discusses the history of goldfish and offers tips on how to care for these beautiful creatures. Photographs show several different goldfish varieties.

Though some of the most-recognized sea stars have five arms, other species have many more. Sea stars are also called starfish, but theyre not actually fish. Readers will learn about a range of interesting sea stars, including sunflower sea stars, bat stars, and crown-of-thorns sea stars. Sure to create new sea star fans!

Briefly introduces jellyfish, which are not true fishes because they have no blood, bones, or brain, and describes their movement and other characteristics.

Many aquarium enthusiasts start out by owning goldfish. They are a classic pet. The simple, yet informative, text discusses the history of goldfish and offers tips on how to care for these beautiful creatures. Photographs show several different goldfish varieties.

These fascinating fish are among the most unusual members of the animal kingdom. They are one of just a few kinds of fish that swim upright. Even more unusually, male sea horses carry eggs in their pouches and give birth to babies. Readers will love learning about these cool creatures.

Briefly introduces rays, and describes their appearance, behavior, and the different types of rays.

Despite their name, jellyfish are not technically fish. These aquatic invertebrates have been around for over 5 million years. Readers will soak up fun jellyfish information, such as the fact that a group of jellyfish is called a smack. They’ll be captivated by stunning photographs of jellyfish large and small.

Many readers will recognize these vibrantly colorful fish. What readers might not know, but will learn in this book, is that all clownfish are born male. Some become females as adults. Gorgeous photographs of clownfish in their natural habitats enliven the book.

These fascinating fish are among the most unusual members of the animal kingdom. They are one of just a few kinds of fish that swim upright. Even more unusually, male sea horses carry eggs in their pouches and give birth to babies. Readers will love learning about these cool creatures.

Though some of the most-recognized sea stars have five arms, other species have many more. Sea stars are also called starfish, but they’re not actually fish. Readers will learn about a range of interesting sea stars, including sunflower sea stars, bat stars, and crown-of-thorns sea stars. Sure to create new sea star fans!

Many readers will recognize these vibrantly colorful fish. What readers might not know, but will learn in this book, is that all clownfish are born male. Some become females as adults. Gorgeous photographs of clownfish in their natural habitats enliven the book.

They live only in water, but jellyfish are not technically fish. These aquatic invertebrates have been around for over 500 million years. Stunning photographs of jellyfish large and small will captivate readers. Text is in both English and standard Latin American Spanish.