Dive, Dive into the Night Sea
Age 6+
Nature, The Natural World
Dive into the magical world of the night sea in this stunning lift-the-flap picture book.
From award-winning illustrator Thea Lu comes a uniquely stunning journey through the night sea. Swooping manta rays, vibrant coral reefs and sleeping whales are just a few of the wonders waiting to be discovered in this eye-catching and atmospheric picture book. Lift the flaps to uncover the secrets of the night sea and fascinating facts about the creatures that live there. What will you discover?
Creators
Thea Lu is an award-winning picture book maker and illustrator. She spent most of her childhood playing in the sea, and has carried this spirit of play into her illustration. When not working on books, she loves hiking, diving and anything else in nature. Thea won the Sebastian Walker award in 2021. This is her first children's book.
Reviews
Award winning picture book-maker Thea Lu has created another beautiful book […] not only a beautiful journey but an exploration and discovery.
English 4-11
the clever construction of the book invites the curiosity of the reader […] the artwork is incredibly bold, but is not vibrant, rather it is muted: a whole palette of greys and dark blues is employed to give a sense of nocturnal adventure by involving the reader in the uncertainties and shadows of a night dive. It is effective because it is so restrained.
Books for Keeps
Thea Lu has created a stunning book, one that explores the depths of the sea, opens it up, lets us in, shares with us the magic of the underwater world. It is an escape into worlds that most of us would not be able to imagine without it. It is a tale within a tale, a tale to spark wonder, to inspire… A magical book, a special book, a book for everyone in every place.
Armadillo Magazine
beautifully illustrated and designed.
Juno Magazine
[This] combination of a beautiful and cunningly designed book, a fascinating subject and some brilliant artwork is, I would suggest, irresistible…The book itself is an experience and that’s a rare attribute and one that can be appreciated by all ages – this is most certainly a book that crosses over from a children’s to an adult audience effortlessly.
The Letterpress Project
