A baby gray whale sleeps offshore, puffins nest in the cliffs, a black tailed fawn snoozes under the trees, a baby sea otter lies with his mom, drifting on a kelp bed, the stars overhead. Enchanting illustrations! (Picture book)

All about those sea otters that live in the waters off the Oregon coast. Find out why otters keep clean (to stay warm), how they move (they use their tail like a paddle to steer), how they eat (in the water, floating on their back). (Picture book)

You can't keep your hands off this irresistible lift-the-flap book – pet a furry baby seal, rub your fingers over a bumpy sea urchin, feel a sandy shell, gently stroke a sea anemone, touch a nubby starfish. Fun for little kids. (Picture book)

Rhyming descriptions and up-close illustrations of creatures you'll see in the tide pools – barnacles, sea anemones, tiny fish, snails, hermit crabs. " A group of snails with spiral hats, glide across the bumps and flats." (Picture book)

An illustrated history of lighthouses, true stories of keepers' kids, types and construction of lighthouses, plus 21 activities (such as make a model lighthouse, solar marshmallow roaster, or lighthouse cake). Good for older kids. (Activity book)

Kids can color lighthouses you'll see on the Oregon Coast - Coquille River Lighthouse in Candon, Yaquina Bay Light in Newport, Cape Blanco Lighthouse in Port Orford and more. (Coloring book)