Olive and the Big Stream
Olive and the Big Stream by Kirk Werner is a delightful addition to the world of juvenile fiction, published by Bower House in April 2009. This 48-page book invites readers to join Olive, the little-streamer-fly, along with her friends from Camp Tightloops as they embark on an adventure down The Big Stream. The story emphasizes the significance of catch and release in fly-fishing, making it an engaging read for both young enthusiasts and seasoned fans of the sport.
In this action-packed sequel to Olive The Little Woolly Bugger, readers will zip and dart alongside Olive and her companions, including Gilbert the Gold-Ribbed Hare’s Ear and Polly the Partridge. The narrative not only entertains but also educates about water sports, particularly fly-fishing, as it captures the excitement of pursuing dreams in a vibrant aquatic setting. This edition, presented in English, offers a unique blend of fun and factual insights, appealing to those interested in sports and recreation.
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Join Olive, the little-streamer-fly-that-could, Gilbert the Gold-Ribbed Hare’s Ear, Polly the Partridge and Orange, and the rest of the Camp Tightloops gang as they follow their dreams down The Big Stream. Zip and dart along with Olive as the importance of catching and releasing a wild trout finally sinks in. Fly-fishing fans young and old will agree that Olive is the real “keeper” in this action-packed, fact-filled sequel to Olive The Little Woolly Bugger.
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