Some days feel fast, but some days are slow. When Kya declares her day is "too slow," her grandmother, Nana, suggests a walk on the beach. Join Kya and Nana as they embark on a seaside exploration, trading the hustle and bustle of busy days for the quiet wonders of nature. As they collect kelp for lunch, Kya discovers a sea biscuit, learns the fascinating process of crab molting, and marvels at the clinging sea stars and anemones. Nana shares fun facts about kelp (which are not plants but algae!) and the amazing cellular history that connects every living thing, from a tiny seashell to Kya herself. Slow Days is a heartwarming tale about the joy of unhurried moments and the profound discoveries that happen when you slow down and look closely. Kya learns that the very best days can be the ones when very little happens. ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Slow Days is a beautifully crafted picture book that perfectly captures the magic found in everyday moments. The story of Kya and her grandmother exploring the seaside is a gentle, much-needed reminder for both children and adults to slow down and appreciate the natural world around them. The illustrations are lovely, and the simple, heartwarming message about the value of quiet days and strong family connections really resonates. This book is an absolute delight and a perfect read for a cozy afternoon. Highly recommended! (Chelsea, NetGalley) ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ What a lovely little book! Slow Days tells the story of a girl and her grandmother spending the day by the sea, and it's just so peaceful and sweet. The artwork is beautiful — it really pulls you in and makes you feel like you're right there on the beach. I love how it captures the idea that we can learn from everyday moments and that slowing down can be something special. (Paige, NetGalley)