DIVE: MY ADVENTURES IN THE DEEP FRONTIER (N)

The book is a personal and photographic account of Earle's lifelong passion for the ocean. It takes the reader on a journey through her career, detailing some of her most significant adventures and explorations.

Published by National Geographic, the book is richly illustrated with vivid photographs, a timeline, and a glossary, making it an engaging and educational resource for young readers interested in marine science and exploration.

Early fascination with the ocean, Earle shares how her curiosity about the sea was sparked and her early experiences with snorkeling and scuba diving. She describes her work studying whales in their natural habitats, from Hawaii to Alaska.

The book details her time as an "aquanaut" in the Tektite underwater laboratory, living for weeks beneath the ocean's surface. The book also serves as a plea for ocean conservation, highlighting the importance of protecting the Earth's oceans from pollution and other threats