The Night the Sea Glowed

Jack Bramble

A boy switches off his lantern and the whole bay starts to glow like spilled starlight, and suddenly he is walking across a rope bridge where every plank creaks a secret. Jack Bramble writes real nature mystery for curious listeners ages six to ten who like to know why things happen as much as what happens. Angus Ferrier reads with the hush of someone actually crouched at the water's edge, his voice dropping low for facts about bioluminescence then lifting just enough to carry you across the dark. Good for bedtime or quiet afternoons, especially children who collect shells, fill jars with fireflies, or insist on one last chapter.