You've found Nemo - now find Dory! Imagine a pretty blue fish, lost in a big blue ocean. That's Dory! But she's not lost in the way you think. Dory has lost her memory - a big part of who she is. So now she's on a mission to find herself! An old memory has swum up from Dory's past, of a beautiful bay in California. Maybe she could find her family there! So Dory sets off on an epic journey to look for her family and find answers. What can she remember? Who are her parents? And where did she learn to speak Whale? * A charming Level 1 reader based on the hit Disney film * Part of the popular _Adventures in Reading_ series * Touching story of friendship, family and identity * Beautifully illustrated with colourful film artwork * Green book band
This book features in the following series: Adventures in Reading, Disney Learning .
. This book is part of a reading scheme, meaning that it is a book aimed at children who are learning to read.
There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2016 by Scholastic .
Penny Arlon writes children's nonfiction, taking inspiration from her own children. Her books range from preschool titles to family reference books, and include the Art Attack books, based on the award-winning CITV (UK) children's television program, and all 14 titles in Dorling Kindersley's Eye Know series. She is the author of almost all the books in the Scholastic Discover More emergent and confident reader strands, which have won numerous accolades and prizes.
This book contains the following story:
Finding Dory
This story is the sequel to the story 'Finding Nemo'. Dory, a Blue Tang with short term memory loss, is happy living with her clown fish friends Nemo and Marlin at the Great Barrier Reef. But one day she wakes up with memory pangs for her mum and dad and decides to go and look for them. Marlin and Nemo go with her, and there starts their adventures. Dory is separated by her friends but finds her way back to the aquarium where she was born, where she meets a very grumpy octopus called Hank. Together they search for her parents only to finally realise that they left the aquarium in the hope that Dory would return and find them in the sea. A happy ending ensues as Dory is reunited with both her friends and her family.
This book is in the following series:
Disney Learning
The Disney Learning approach gives kids the skills to succeed with fun and imaginative learning practice.
Adventures in Reading
