Rosie, a young girl, and twin unicorns Josie and Johnnie take an adventure to the beach. While there, they help rescue a fish family trapped in a net. This rescue leads to the trio cleaning trash from the beach and ocean using muscle and magical powers. Others join in to help restore the ocean and beaches. This simple book with colorful illustrations helps stress the importance of cleaning our oceans for wildlife. This book helps children understand the concept without being too preachy.
I received my copy of this book from LibraryThing's Early Reviewer program. ( )

As I love reading to kids, the grade two's I read to had this to say about the book.....

- "I liked it,"
- "It was about cleaning up the ocean so the animals can stay safe."
- "I liked the unicorns!"
- "I liked the fish jumping around at the end."
- "It is a kind book."
- "They help save the ocean to make a difference for future generations."
- "It helps others to learn how to change the world."
- "It is about bravery and kindness."
- "It was about saving the ocean."
- "It is nice and cool that it teaches a lesson."
- "Magical and adventurous."
- "It is about teamwork and making a good influence on the world."

Honestly, you couldn't ask for better reviews than from kids who say it how it is. ( )

It's a cute book about helping out. The pictures are bright and colorful and the story is well written.

This book approaches the importance of cleaning up our environment in a way that is fun and easy to understand for children. Books such as this one are important because they teach the younger generation a lesson without making it boring. My children were hooked on the story of Josie, Johnnie, and Rosie as they worked to save the ocean. I would definitely recommend this book to others with children.

Charming book with Rosie and her twin unicorns who while playing at the beach discover a family of fish trapped in netting. Using the unicorns’ super powers, they are able to free the family and soon find other areas of the beach needing their attention. This picture book written by Michael Panzner is colorfully illustrated by Brooke Beaver. Not overly environmentally preachy, it is definitely a conversation starter. I received my copy from LibraryThing’s Early Reviewer program. ( )