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# 9780884482086 SEA SOUP I: PHYTOPLANKTON by Mary M. Cerullo This amazing book with fantastic photography by Bill Curtsinger tells the story of these tiny plants that directly or indirectly feed everything in the sea and are responsible for our atmosphere, our climate, and even much of our oil supply. Large two-page spreads ask questions like: How many phytoplankton does it take to fill a humpback whale? Or Why is the ocean blue (or not)? Photos are large enough for classroom presentation and the book is published along with the Gulf of Maine Aquarium. Tilbury House. 40 pages, 24 x 26 cm, hardcover, ages 8-12, 1999. Retail: $16.95 My Price: $15.25

# 9780884482192 SEA SOUP II: ZOOPLANKTON by Mary M. Cerullo A teaspoon of sea water can hold a soupy serving of a million zooplankton! These tiny animals often look like weird life forms from outer space or larger animals such as jellyfish. Answers intriguing questions about these tiny animals that have shaped our world, while the extraordinary photomicroscopy serves up tantalizing images of this sea soup. Tilbury House. 40 pages, 24 x 26 cm, hardcover, ages 8-12, 2001. Retail: $16.95 My Price: $15.25 # 9780884482093 SEA SOUP: TEACHER'S GUIDE by Betsy T. Stevens Great classroom and student activities provide hands-on answers the questions posed in SEA SOUP. Keyed to the National Science Education Standards, it includes masters that can be photocopied, resources, and a glossary. Tilbury House. 128 pages, 22 x 28 cm, paperback, grades 3-7, 1999. Retail: $9.95 My Price: $8.95

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