A Day on the Brine

The Rhythm of Life on the Sea
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Patience has its own kind of magic.

Out on the open water, a hungry Captain casts her fishing line and waits.

As the hours pass, Captain discovers a world where albatross soar and whales play in the swells. Life on the brine has its own quiet rhythm, an ebb and flow as old as the sea itself.

Emma Stuart's luminous illustrations bring this gentle rhyming tale to life, capturing the wide skies and rolling waters of Western Australia's coast. The award-winning sequel to A Big Blue Boat, this is a story for anyone enchanted by boats, sea creatures, and the endless pull of the ocean: perfect for reading aloud again and again.

 

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