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A sea turtle reads in a seashell chair beside books, kelp and a pearl lamp.
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Give the reader, book and nearby fish separate colors while leaving the shell chair white.
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The white cover pictures and turtle spots should remain clear; distinguish the small book fish from the swimming fish.

Explore whales, dolphins, sea turtles, fish, seahorses, octopuses and jellyfish, along with shells and beach scenes. Choose a single animal with roomy areas to color or a coral-and-rock scene with smaller details. For a sea-themed activity, color a few pages and arrange them as a paper ocean.
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