The ocean in all its glory and majesty, is a natural environment that is home to some of the most incredible creatures on the planet.

With 4/5ths of our world comprised of oceans, "Atlas of Ocean Adventures" by Emily Hawkins and Lucy Letherland is a real treat for avid natural historians like us.

Lavishly illustrated, and full of incredible facts about our oceans, set your spirit of adventure and your curiosity free.

Whether you’re travelling long haul with leatherback turtles across the Pacific, snoozing with sea otters or ice bathing with a walrus, this book celebrates the very prescient topic of the world’s oceans with Lucy Letherland’s animal characters.

Each spread features 10 captions and and facts about every destination.

Joining the other fantastic natural history books by Emily and Lucy, this one's very special indeed.

Sum this book up in a sentence: A fascinating deep dive into the oceans to see what's under the sea!

"Atlas of Ocean Adventures" by Emily Hawkins and Lucy Letherland is out now, published by Wide Eyed Editions (kindly supplied for review). 

A fantastic new book in an amazing series that never fails to impress. Welcome to the Atlas of Adventures!

After the fantastic "Atlas of Adventures" Emily Hawkins and Lucy Letherland are diving back into prehistory for a fascinating glimpse at the lives of creatures that once stomped, soared above and swam in the seas of ancient Earth.

They're teeny, they're tiny, they're amazing. A bit like this book - discover some astonishingly miniscule things in a fascinating new "Atlas of Adventures" book!

You don't need us to remind you that soon you'll be heading back to school, or indeed heading off to "big school" for the first time...

Wide Eyed Editions fantastic "Atlas of Adventures" by Lucy Letherland was very well received by us on the blog, and you can read our review all about this fantastic book here...

Oh, oh, oh, oh, OHHHHH this is a geographical treat, a global spectacle, a truly earth-shattering view of planet earth. We love geography books and atlases (and yes, we fully acknowledge and understand that this is probably slightly weird) but in Rachel Williams and Lucy Letherland's "Atlas of Adventures" the possibilities are endless for diving into our world and finding out a metric ton of amazing things.

Wide Eyed Editions are going to be a publisher to keep an eye on (pun intended) if this is to be the standard of their books. Packed into a huge format (which is brilliant for sprawling on the floor with) and chock full of astonishing illustrations, maps and points of interest (and a great dose of humour throughout!).

It doesn't stop there. Woven into the gloriously illustrated page spreads are a ton of activities for children to engage with. Your budding explorers will really get a huge kick out of the puzzles and challenges, and be lost in a world of discovery for hours.

As we mentioned a the top of the review, this is really our cup of tea and it's been fantastic diving into this again and again, and also using it as a handy reference for any geography-based learning that Charlotte is doing at school.

Exquisitely detailed, huge fun and most importantly wholly engrossing and engaging. Bravo to Rachel, Lucy and Wide Eyed for an utterly fantastic debut!

Charlotte's best bit: I think she's a budding polar explorer as she finds Antarctica immensely fascinating (and it's definitely her fave section in this)

Daddy's Favourite bit: With books like this, kids will absolutely love diving into a world of discovery based around our beautiful planet. What a stunning book!

(Kindly sent to us for review by Wide Eyed Editions)