ting day at the beach turns into a race against the clock to rescue Jack's beloved dog, Frampton. A routine game of fetch takes a dangerous turn when Frampton becomes ensnared in a patch of plastic out in the ocean. A crowd gathers to watch the lifeguard save Frampton and drag the plastic patch to shore.

Penelope and Jack gain a vital understanding of ocean conservation and the detrimental effects of plastic pollution on marine life, as well as humans and animals alike. With captivating illustrations and a compelling narrative, this book entertains and enlightens children aged 3 to 8 on the importance of preserving our oceans.

Immerse yourself in this beautifully written and illustrated story of friendship, bravery, and environmental consciousness, tailored for young readers eager to foster positive change in the world.

Professor Stork is a former elementary school teacher in public education, with advanced degrees in education and psychology.

Professor Stork is on a mission to write books that help children build and nurture self-worth, creativity, compassion, leadership skills, and a sense of purpose. The Professor believes children are catalysts for positive change, and that reading is a way for them to begin the journey leading to a fulfilling, purposeful life.

Other books by Professor Stork

Professor Stork writes books for children that build purpose and show compassion.

Other books by Professor Stork: Penelope and Jack: The Girl on Misfit Hill; Sky Watch: The Legend of the Summer Snowflake;Penelope & Jack, Together Apart; Silas, The Grue and a Didgeridoo;Mila on Purpose, #GROWYOURCIRCLE, An Extraordinarily Enchanted Birthday