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Bob Logan lives in Thousand Oaks, CA with his wife, son, and two retired pugs. Bob likes to draw his pictures on a computer and is not one to turn down key lime pie, pleasant conversation or a chance to play the Wii.
The Captain was asleep at his boat...when the tide came in... A sleepy old seafarer navigates a mysterious sea! Join him as he explores the curious sites on his voyage... Ducks that squeak instead of quack... A school of wind up goldfish... An eager whale hoping to play fetch... And a odd vessel by the name of Soap! Will the Captain ever learn what sea he sails in?
The Captain was asleep at his boat...when the tide came in...A sleepy old seafarer navigates a mysterious sea!Join him as he explores the curious sites on his voyage...Ducks that squeak instead of quack...A school of wind up goldfish...An eager whale hoping to play fetch...And a odd vessel by the name of Soap!Will the Captain ever learn what sea he sails in?
The adventures of a sailboat captain navigating the high seas of a bath tub by feature film animator! The charming, giggle-inducing story follows the adventures of an old sailboat captain as he sails a mysterious sea, encountering many strange creatures: rubber ducks, a giraffe wearing a life jacket, deep sea divers chasing windup crocodiles, and an a strange-looking boat by the name of soap. Will the captain ever learn what sea he sails? Kids will beg parents to read and re-read this sweet, simple story about adventure on the high seas of a bath tub.
"...celebrates life's little journeys and encourages kids to exercise their imaginations." - Scholastic Parent and Child Video Review
"Logan begins with a palette of grayish blues with red and black accents that calls to mind picture books of the past. But a parade of color follows as astonishing creatures bob by or swim in the depths. Young readers will delight in quickly placing these odd squeaking ducks, floating lions and fishing hippos into context as bath toys... those familiar with a playful bath time will relate to the splashy action that concludes as "the sea gets lower...And lower...And lower...Until the sea is gone" down the drain. Quiet humor is present in the Captain's changing expressions, usually indicated with just the turn of his head and swivel of his eye..." - Kirkus
"Remember the old saying, "There's nothing new under the sun?" Well, that certainly doesn't apply to author-illustrator Bob Logan's newest picture book, The Sea of Bath. This book is fresh, new, and one of the cutest, cleverest, and most unique picture books I've read in awhile... This book is super-brief, but the pictures of the wide-eyed captain trying to make sense of the curious objects floating along on the choppy sea will have you and your little one laughing out loud. Logan's illustrations are both simple and outstanding, and capture all the exciting possibilities an afternoon in the watery tub can offer, if one only uses one's imagination. The Sea of Bathhas all the elements of a classic picture book, right down to its "Can-we-read-it-again?" potential." - YABooksCentral.com
"Waking from his nap, the venerable captain of the S.S. Rubb a Dubb muses on "this strange sea and its travelers." Why does the tide act so bizarrely? What is this thing called "soap" that seems to want an aquatic version of a drag race? And what are a blue bear and windup deep-sea diver doing riding the waves? As readers will quickly guess, the joke is on the captain--he's actually the master and commander of a toy tugboat in a bathtub that's populated with many, many toys... [Logan's] target audience should find the cheeky, slightly retro illustrations, which recall the work of Dan Yaccarino and Bob Staake, almost as good as a short animated feature." - Publishers Weekly
The Captain was asleep at his boat...when the tide came in...