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A Fishy Tale Storybook combining scientific facts with fun underwater storylines

Ravi the Ray

Fishy Tales Storybook (Book 3)

Ravi the Ray
FishyTales Storybooks — For children aged 3–6.

A different sleeping place every day—but will Ravi ever find somewhere to call home?

Ravi the Ray is always on the move to keep out of danger. Each day, he settles down to sleep somewhere new. Can he find a place to stay—and friends to share his life with?

Join Ravi beneath the waves in a gentle story about finding friendship, feeling safe and discovering where you belong.

Share the story together and explore questions such as: What makes somewhere feel like home? How does it feel to make a new friend? And how can we help someone feel welcome?

An underwater journey with friendship at its heart.

Created especially for children aged 3–6, the FishyTales Storybooks combine engaging animal stories with an introduction to life beneath the ocean waves. Through their characters and adventures, the books gently explore friendship, kindness, courage and feelings.

Ravi the Ray is an inviting choice for parents, grandparents and nursery teachers to read aloud, and for shared reading with Year 1 children who are beginning to explore books and the natural world.

Discover more with “Science Stuff”

At the back of the book, the special “Science Stuff” page gives adults and children more to explore together. Its “Did You Know?” facts connect the imaginative underwater story with real ocean life, encouraging questions and curiosity beyond the final page.

Written by real-life underwater explorer Gloria Barnett, this story brings together a love of the sea and opportunities to talk about friendship and belonging.

Dive into Ravi’s world and join his search for a place to call home.

Illustrator: Pam Clubb

Series: The Fishy Tale Storybooks

Formats available: Paperback, eBook

First published: June 13, 2023

Target age range: 3-6 years

ISBN: 978-1838064358

Reviews

Reader Review:

‘I thought Ravi the Ray was cute. I liked finding out stuff about rays. Sometimes it’s difficult to make friends. It was good that Ravi had friends in the end.’

Girl, aged 6 – with a little help from her teacher

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