

Welcome to Yechiel's Fishery Farm — a funny, dyslexia-friendly book world where kids meet cranky guppies, dramatic crabs, opinionated biofilters, and real fish biology disguised as adventure.
Discover our funny fishery farm books for kids and STEM books for children that are currently in publication, and get a sneak peek at what's coming soon.

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The Water Has Opinions
George the guppy has opinions. About water temperature. About his neighbor's rasping mouth on the back wall. About mornings in general. This morning, however, George has woken up somewhere that is not his tank, soaking in water that tastes of pennies and old rain and what he can only describe as wrong. Somewhere, something has gone badly sideways. George intends to find out what. He is not, for the record, cranky. He is displaced. There is a difference.


George and the Mosquito Patrol
George's new job is simple. Find mosquito larvae. Eat mosquito larvae. Save the bog from becoming a flying, buzzing nightmare. It would be the perfect job if not for one small complication. A celebrity. While George works quietly below the surface, an archerfish becomes the most admired fish in the bog by shooting insects out of the air. The crowds love him. The applause grows. And George begins to feel something he doesn't entirely like. Something prickly. Something cranky. Something that might be much harder to swallow than a mosquito larva.


George Meets the Salt Line
Water has a secret. If you add salt to one end of a tank and fresh water to the other, and forget to stir — the two layers do not mix. They sit, one on top of the other, with a sharp invisible wall between them. The wall has a name: the salt line. George the Cranky Guppy is about to find out what it feels like to cross one by accident. His colors will tell you exactly how that goes. A mistake was made. It was not his. That, unfortunately, does not matter to the water.


The Fizzy Bog Mystery
George the Cranky Guppy has, until this morning, had the bog running exactly as a bog ought to run: quietly, efficiently, and without too many surprises. Then something approximately the size of an eyelash swam directly into his face and asked what's that. There are hundreds of them. They are in his patrol patch. One of them is now following him. What exactly is Yechiel preparing in that covered tank — and why has he stopped drinking tea?
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George Finds His Water
George the Cranky Guppy has spent five summers becoming, against his considerable better judgment, the most useful fish in the most complicated water on Yechiel's Fishery Farm. He has earned his patrol. He has earned his slow road. He has earned, arguably, a rest. So the kind old man has built him a perfect tank. Freshwater. Planted. Still. Beautiful. George's fan-tail now has to vote. And a five-year-old with a cockatiel on his shoulder has just arrived with a question nobody thought to ask.
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Plecy the Glutton Plecostomus
The Fish That Never Had Enough. Plecy the plecostomus has one job: eat algae, keep the tank clean, stay out of trouble. He is extremely bad at this. A funny, warm chapter book about appetite, consequences, and why some fish just don't know when to stop. Plecy Mini-Series, Book 1 of 5.
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Plecy and the Mountain of Food
There is more algae than usual. Considerably more. Plecy has opinions about this and all of them are enthusiastic. But someone has to ask the question nobody wants to answer: where is it all coming from? Plecy Mini-Series, Book 2 of 5.
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Plecy Meets Professor Nitra
Who is glowing inside the filter? Plecy investigates a strange blue-green light from deep within the filtration system — and finds something very small, very old, and very important. A chapter book about the nitrogen cycle, beneficial bacteria, and unexpected friendships. Plecy Mini-Series, Book 3 of 5.
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Plecy and the Green Glass Feast
Today's special: Algae Buffet. The tank has never been greener, and Plecy has never been happier — until Yechiel starts reading the water test results. A story about healthy water, happy fish, and what it really means to take care of something. Plecy Mini-Series, Book 4 of 5.
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Plecy Learns When to Stop
The Finale of the Plecy Mini-Series. Three tanks. Three colours. Three very different ecosystems. Plecy stands in the middle and must make the hardest decision of his life. A funny, moving conclusion to the series about biology, balance, and knowing your limits. Plecy Mini-Series, Book 5 of 5.
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