Seb and the Sun
Seb and the Sun by Jami Gigot, published by Ripple Grove Press in 2018, is a 36-page book that explores themes of imagination and adventure. In this story, Seb, a young boy from a coastal town where the sun does not shine during winter, sets out on a quest to bring light back to his dreary surroundings. Accompanied by his friend Walrus, Seb devises a plan and gathers supplies for their journey into the sea, highlighting the bond of friendship and the spirit of exploration.
Readers will find a narrative that combines elements of fantasy and social themes as Seb navigates his mission. The book touches on topics such as family and marine life, inviting young readers to engage with the story’s imaginative premise. Through Seb’s determination and creativity, the book encourages exploration and play, making it a thoughtful addition to juvenile fiction.
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Nominee, Ezra Jack Keats Award
Seb is determined to find some light for his sleepy coastal town. It is so far north, the sun does not shine in winter and the days are cold, dreary, and dark as night. So Seb embarks on a mission to find the sun. Along with his friend Walrus, he makes a plan, collects supplies, and rows far out to sea. Will Seb be able to find the sun and bring its light and warmth back to his town?
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