The Great Competitors

Dive into the captivating world of ocean life with “The Great Competitors: Dolphin Duel”! Embark on an enchanting tale along the coast of the Hawaiian Islands. Meet the playful Spinner dolphins, a group determined to prove they’re just as amazing as the popular Bottlenose dolphins. What unfolds is a day of thrilling competitions, laughter, and unexpected challenges. A tale of rivalry turned to friendship.

Our second book of “The Great Wildlife for Kids” Series.

✨ Captivating Storyline: Engage young readers with an exciting story about competition, friendship, and respect.

🖼️ Colorful Artwork: Immerse children in the magical underwater world through lively and captivating illustrations that bring the story to life.

📖 Learn as You Read: Easily absorb lessons about language, culture, and marine life as part of the story.

😄 Kid-Friendly Humor: Keep young readers entertained with jokes and playful banter between characters.

READERS’ FAVORITE 5-STAR REVIEW: Spinner dolphins are playful and just as amazing as the more popular Bottlenose dolphins. In a competition, they both live up to their names and the challenge of being the best, the fastest, and the most graceful, both in and above the water.

… Bob Michaelson’s picture book, The Great Competitors: Dolphin Duel, is an engaging and educational read. The story is told in simple language to help young readers with their reading skills. The bright, bold, and colorful illustrations are superb and certainly help bring the story alive and move it along with ease.

The story may be about a competition to see who is the best, but it’s also packed with valuable life lessons, particularly about differences and how “Variety is the spice of life,” and “It’s not about being better than others; it’s about the qualities each of them bring.” Young readers need to recognize their uniqueness and differences and how important it is to shine for who and what they are. The story also includes lessons about friendship, teamwork, and taking care of the environment. Beautifully told and illustrated.

An early review:

“We read the story and Jordan and Jace loved it.” (Ages 8 and 10)