Fun Fishing For Food! Let’s enjoy the adventure of fishing for food with Zealy and Whubba together and then have a great day in the sun having a picnic!

In this third edition of the Zealy and Whubba first series, the lesson for the day is how to fish for the food that is eaten by seals and orcas. Whubba is very helpful and practices with Zealy as she learns the art of catching the fish. After a lot of attempts, Zealy finally gets it and they have a great catch to enjoy a picnic with. Enjoy this fun-filled escapade in the sun with Zealy and Whubba, as they continue to enjoy one another, learning the very important steps of developing and growing up. Their friendship grows stronger as well as their family values with each episode! Let Zealy and Whubba teach your child the importance of family and friends today! You will smile at the innocence, as these precious characters warm your hearts!

Pacific Book Review, Five Star Review

"In this book, Zealy and Whubba Go Fishing, the third of the series The Adventures of Zealy and Whubba, author and creator Roe De Pinto brings the story to a fun-filled frolic in the chilly waters off the Artic shores with her baby seal Zealy and her orca friend Whubba. Zealy, having already learned how to swim now puts her newfound talent to finding food; enabling her to survive on her own. Whubba shows Zealy how to bump a fish then catch it in the mouth, however it wasn’t as easy as it looked. When Zealy tried, she had a bit of difficulty at first. But after a few attempts she got the hang of it, and began catching fish as easy as picking apples off a tree. This lead to a bounty of fish, more than both Zealy and Whubba could eat at their picnic on the sandy shore. So they brought the remainder of the fish to Zealy’s Mommy and Daddy as presents. All of these fanciful characters rejoiced knowing the newfound talent of Zealy, now having the capability of providing for herself, she can also bring in food for her family and friends. This theme is of course an important lesson for toddlers going off to sleep. In her uniquely picturesque illustrative children’s book, Roe De Pinto instills the values of accomplishing a challenging task to reap the benefits of rewards, in this case fish to eat. As children read the clear and unassuming text on the galley’s printed pages, artist Robin Gulack’s illustrations gently imprints into the children’s developing minds sound values of achievement and generosity by using the cartoonish world of these playful sea creatures. What is indeed an epic storyline for tiny tots to read or have read to them, the masterful combination of words and drawings provide a subliminal world of comfort, peace, generosity and love. As with her prior titles, Zealy and Whubba Go Fishing is a wonderful addition to any young family’s library. The entire series would make a wonderful sequence of presents, or given as a collection for a birthday or even a baby shower. The cardboard reinforced hardbound covers, along with the rugged construction, will enable these book to withstand the vigor of children’s page turning, while remaining intact for the next generation yet to come. What’s on the horizon for Zealy and Whubba? Only time will tell." - Beth Adams, Pacific Book Review, 5-Star Review Rating, 2016, www.pacificbookreview.com    View Silver Award Certificate

Pinnacle Book Achievement Award Winner

The NABE PINNACLE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD SUMMER 2016 was awarded to Zealy and Whubba Go Fishing, Book 3 of the series 1, The Adventures of Zealy and Whubba, Created By Roe De Pinto in the category of Best Children's Adventures Books for the Summer of 2016.

Award winning author, Roe De Pinto turned her dreams into reality with the creation of Zealy and Whubba. They were created as a legacy to her children as well as all children all around the world! She hopes that the morals of family and relationships are conveyed through the kindness of these two unlikely friends and their little lessons of growing up with one another-protecting and loving one another, effortlessly! Their genuine love for one another shines through and will light up your child’s world with the love and understanding that every child needs for their self-esteem, even from their very early days. Roe would like to see the very same morals that she grew up with, made more visible and exemplary to a truly, shaded world that children have to face today.