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Do we really know how much impact we have on our greatest resource? While enjoying a beautiful day on the water with family, Pedro, Sienna, and Omari spot something strange on the horizon. As they sail toward it, they discover something unexpected. What they learn from Otis the Trash Octopus and his ocean friends change their perspectives and gives them new purpose. Otis the Trash Talking Octopus gives an up-close look at what everyday waste and pollution does to our oceans, sea-dwelling creatures, and humans. From plastic bags to bottle caps, six-pack holders, and more, we learn along with Pedro, Sienna, and Omari what we can do to help Otis and his friends! We all want to splash more, not trash more in the ocean!

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Gina Giordano is the author of Yet, published in 2022. She is an educator in Virginia Beach City Public Schools with over twenty years' experience working with elementary school-aged children, with most of those years in gifted education. She has written many stories and poems to teach her students about a variety of topics, and is now putting them into the world for all to enjoy. She graduated from Mary Washington College (now the University of Mary Washington) with a bachelors of arts in history and is working on a historical fiction novel for children about the Civil War. You can follow her on Instagram @ginagb68 for the latest news and upcoming events related to her projects.

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