Beau knows everything there is to know about fish.
There's just one small problem: he thinks they're all the same fish.
Every Saturday, Beau and his Papa head out to the river to fish - and no matter what they catch, Beau is completely certain it's a snook. Redfish? Snook. Catfish? Snook. An old soggy boot? Also, somehow, a snook.
Papa tries to help. He explains the stripes, the spots, the fins. Beau nods along thoughtfully... and remains exactly as convinced as before.
So Papa tries something bigger: a trip to the aquarium, where Beau will see every kind of fish in the world. Eels. Stingrays. Octopuses. Even a shark gliding right overhead - and for one glorious moment, it looks like it might actually be working.
It is not working.
Every Fish Is A Snook is a laugh-out-loud read-aloud about confidence, patience, and the kind of joke that becomes a family legend. Kids will love shouting along with Beau's increasingly absurd snook identifications. Parents and grandparents will recognize every ounce of Papa's patient, loving exasperation.
Perfect for fishing-loving families, grandparent-grandchild duos, and anyone who has ever lovingly given up trying to win an argument with a four-year-old.