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"I wanted to be part of the ocean's mystery and learn more about the creatures who live in it."

Perfect for discussing women in science, marine biology, and overcoming obstacles. Students can learn about sharks, their role in the ecosystem, and the importance of protecting marine life. You can also encourage students to explore careers in science.

This biography tells the inspiring true story of Eugenie Clark, a pioneering marine biologist who devoted her life to studying sharks. The book highlights her groundbreaking research and passion for the ocean, breaking gender barriers in science.

"Sharks are the most misunderstood creatures on Earth."

This is perfect for a unit on marine biology or animals in the ocean. Encourage students to research other animals and the scientists who study them.

This book introduces the work of marine biologist Dr. Greg Skomal, who studies great white sharks. The book covers his dangerous work, his passion for sharks, and the scientific techniques used to study them.

“She wasn't afraid of the ocean. She was fascinated by it.“

Through vibrant illustrations and a narrative that celebrates curiosity, determination, and scientific discovery, this book encourages young readers, especially girls, to pursue their passions, regardless of obstacles.

Shark Lady: The True Story of How Eugenie Clark Became the Ocean's Most Fearless Scientist by Jess Keating is a picture book biography of Eugenie Clark, a pioneering marine biologist known for her groundbreaking research on sharks. The book tells the inspiring story of Clark's childhood passion for the ocean and her determination to study marine life, particularly sharks, despite the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated field.