Beacon the Magical Dolphin: The Big Clean Up (3)

Beacon the Magical Dolphin "The Big Clean Up" is the third book in the Beacon the Magical Dolphin book series. "The Big Clean Up" takes place on the 4th of July weekend in the Florida Keys. In this exciting story, Beacon is summoned to help one of his aquatic friends who has become entangled in plastic. Unable to do it all alone, Beacon recruits additional marine animals to help his friend out of the jam. "The Big Clean Up" delivers a positive environmental message to children through a cute story and beautiful illustrations.

The Beacon the Magical Dolphin book series is wonderfully written and perfect for children 7 years of age and younger. But it also will appeal to the whole family! "The Big Clean Up" will be loved by everyone interested in marine conservation and protecting our beautiful oceans.

Jess Johnson lives in Central Florida and is a retired law enforcement officer. He has spent 35 years serving his community as a police officer and elementary school security director. He has spent numerous vacations with his family and friends on the water in the Florida Keys. He was inspired to create Beacon the Magical Dolphin and all of his friends because of his love for the Florida Keys and its vast marine life. Jess is a graduate of Rollins College. Jess can be reached at Beaconbuoytug@gmail.com or on the Beacon the Magical Dolphin Facebook page.Maggie Flavhan is an Orlando based artist who has been actively involved in the local art community for years. She graduated from the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design and was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree in Illustration from the Savannah College of Art and Design. She is a published illustrator and local mural artist, specializing in residential and commercial work in pediatric medical and dental centers. Maggie is the chair of the Art Department at Park Maitland School, in Maitland, Florida, where she has been teaching art since 2001. She is passionate about inspiring young artists, as well as creating her own work. Maggie enjoys drawing, painting, photography, traveling, stargazing, and everything else that is creative in nature! You may visit her website at www.maggietheartist.com.