Seashells of the Jersey Shore: Identify and Learn about the Shells You Find on the Beach (Identify and Learn About Seashells: Handy User Guides with Photos, 1)

Avstreih, Melissa

ISBN 10: 0764369059 / ISBN 13: 9780764369056

Published by Schiffer, 2025

About this Item

Book is in like new condition with only potential shelf wear. No marking or highlighting.

Seller Inventory # EVV.0764369059.LN

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Seashells of the Jersey Shore: Identify and Learn about the Shells You Find on the Beach (Identify and Learn About Seashells: Handy User Guides with Photos, 1)
• Publisher: Schiffer
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0764369059
• ISBN 13: 9780764369056
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: like_new

About this title

Synopsis

This go-to identification guide for Jersey Shore beachcombers provides color photos of seashells and information about the animals that lived in them.

Ideal for beachgoers who want to know more about the shells they find, this well-organized book will help readers identify more than 35 of the most common seashells found on New Jersey's beaches. The well-researched guide offers information about the animals that once lived in the shells, including where they lived, what they ate, and even how they may have died. The handy guide's features include

• color photographs of real shells;
• fun facts about the shells and the animals that lived in them;
• a section on nonshell treasures from the sea;
• a user guide to help make identification simple; and
• a lightweight, portable size that is perfect to tuck into a beach bag.

From Sea Bright to Cape May, Seashells of the Jersey Shore will help curious beachcombers of all ages identify and learn about the shells they find "down the shore."

About the Author

Melissa Avstreih is a mother of two young beachcombers. She leveraged her Harvard University journalism degree and her decades of experience researching, writing, and fact-checking to author Seashells of the Jersey Shore. She currently lives in Arlington, Virginia, and has enjoyed many summers "down the shore."