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18 result(s) for "Octopuses. Fiction."
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The den that octopus built
\"The solitary and ingenious octopus is a master of disguise and invention, creating her den out of the objects of the ocean, from shells and rocks to tiny glass shards. Using creative methods of hunting and construction, the octopus prepares for the biggest task of her life: motherhood. With one last, poignant gesture of love, the mother octopus sends her hatchlings on their way, starting a new cycle for the baby octopuses\"-- Provided by publisher.
Octopus alone
Octopus leaves her cave in a lively reef because she is shy and the seahorses there find her fascinating, but when she finds a quieter, more peaceful spot she misses her home and friends.
Uh-Oh Octopus!
When a small octopus arrives home one day to find an intruder barricading his entrance, he asks other sea creatures for advice on what to do about the situation.
Hello, my name is... : how Adorabilis got his name
A new creature is added to the deep-sea tank, but what will they call this flapjack octopus? Includes an author's note on Adorabilis and its name.
J.P. and the giant octopus
\"J.P. is afraid of the car wash because it looks like an octopus ready to attack his dad's car. But by pretending to be a shark, he realizes he is brave and doesn't need to be afraid\"-- Provided by publisher.