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When Homer the hermit crab outgrows his shell, he sets off in search of a new one only to find his once-pristine beach littered with plastic, and safe shells in short supply. As Homer scuttles through tangled rubbish and curious encounters, young readers join him on a heartfelt journey that highlights the growing impact of ocean pollution. Told with warmth, gentle humour, and beautifully expressive illustrations, Homer the Crab introduces children aged 3-8 to the importance of sustainability and caring for our planet. In the background of Homer's story, observant readers will notice people quietly working to clean up the beach, offering a hopeful, secondary narrative of community action and environmental stewardship. Perfect for classrooms, storytime, and eco-themed events, this picture book supports early conversations about reducing waste and protecting marine life, one shell at a time.

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9781764106450

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Rebecca Farrow is a children's author and illustrator based in Brisbane, Australia, known for her playful, empowering stories that inspire young readers to care for the natural world. With over a decade of experience in science, Rebecca brings depth and clarity to her environmental storytelling, transforming complex ideas into joyful, accessible narratives. Her books blend vibrant illustration with interactive learning, often accompanied by activity booklets, scavenger hunts, and inclusive front-matter designed to spark curiosity and conversation. Rebecca regularly leads author visits, workshops, and community events, partnering with educators and families to promote sustainability, kindness, and creative exploration. Her work is rooted in accessibility, featuring dyslexia-friendly design and diverse characters that reflect the world children live in. Rebecca Farrow is a children's author and illustrator based in Brisbane, Australia, known for her playful, empowering stories that inspire young readers to care for the natural world. With over a decade of experience in science, Rebecca brings depth and clarity to her environmental storytelling, transforming complex ideas into joyful, accessible narratives. Her books blend vibrant illustration with interactive learning, often accompanied by activity booklets, scavenger hunts, and inclusive front-matter designed to spark curiosity and conversation. Rebecca regularly leads author visits, workshops, and community events, partnering with educators and families to promote sustainability, kindness, and creative exploration. Her work is rooted in accessibility, featuring dyslexia-friendly design and diverse characters that reflect the world children live in.

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