What Makes Tides Push In

Iris Fennimore

Press play and ride a wave that climbs the beach without anyone pushing it, then slip backward into the sea while the moon watches from the sky. Iris Fennimore turns real ocean science into a story of spinning planets and tugging stars, with Duncan Winslow reading in a calm, wondering voice that suits curious listeners around six to ten. Chapters are short and build like layers of water: the moon whispers, the sun joins, the earth bends, and suddenly the whole bay makes sense. Good for bedtime or a quiet car ride when a child keeps asking "but why does it do that?"