Books About Whales, Dolphins and Various Marine Animals

Welcome to our book store where we’ve gathered a collection of excellent fiction, non fiction and scientific books that explore the lives of mysterious marine animals, offer tales and stories of amazing merit, and educate and delight us who are inspired by ocean life. Over time we may update, add or remove books to best suit our book collection.

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Whales, Dolphins And Porpoises is an introductory guide that offers enlightening information to 96 species of cetacea, some of which can be spotted on whaling watching tours and expeditions.

The Cultural Lives Of Whales And Dolphins explores the social and cultural aspects of these marine mammals, and provides us with a glimpse into their lives as to how they survive and communicate with one another.

Voices In The Ocean is an Amazon best seller told through the voice of writer “Casey Susan” who explores the journey and history of dolphins and the many challenges they have faced through time.

Moby Dick is a classic tale of revenge of a whaler who lost his leg and ship in a previous fight with a sperm whale and now seeks retribution for the losses he has suffered.

In The Heart Of The Sea is a NYT Best Seller detailing the story of twenty crew members who are faced with surviving a sinking ship in the middle of the ocean as the deal with angry weather, hunger and disease.

The Lost Whale is a book that tells the story of a killer whale named “Luna” who loses track of his pod and chooses to befriend humans as a way to maintain his social life and identity.

The Soul Of An Octopus is an Amazon best seller that focuses on the intelligent and often mysterious lives of octopus to discover what makes them such charming, elusive and alien oceanic creatures.

Beneath The Surface is a NYT Best Seller that tells the story of an Orca trainer who’s shares his experiences training killer whales and how his perspective on captivity changes over the course of his career.

War Of The Whales is a New York Times Best Seller that features a gripping tale of a lawyer who seeks justice for a program that he believes is causing whales to beach themselves.