
The Little Dolphin's Garden
- Author Çınar BİBER
- Language English
- Source site Masalcı Baba
- Audio narration Yes
- Video No
In the wide blue ocean, a small sky-blue dolphin with friendly dark eyes and a curious mind swims farther than ever before and finds a coral garden glowing with pink, orange and purple branches. But the reef is damaged: broken grey coral, tangled fishing line and drifting plastic bags. She realises she cannot fix it alone and sets out to find help.
Her first stop is Turtle, old and wise, who knows how to clean the reef safely. On the way they meet Clownfish, small and quick, and Octopus, shy but with eight helpful hands. Together they return to clear the rubbish and plant broken coral on bare rocks. When a heavy old tire threatens their work, Octopus discovers that fear can be faced with friends beside you. This gentle tale from Çınar BİBER shows how pollution harms the ocean and how damaged places can recover with patient care. It is a warm introduction to teamwork, asking for help and finding bravery you did not know you had. The tale can be read on Masalcı Baba.
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