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VIVA LA VETA

Interesting presentation filled with lots of information about a magical fish farm in Spain.

I like the blend of poetry that is sung and spoken as it informs us about a fish farm that most of us have never heard of before. (I hadn't) It definitely supports the idea that there are more humane ways to raise fish than how most farmed fish is raised in the US. My only complaint is that it ends abruptly and has no ending credits. However, that doesn't detract from its value too much.

I give Viva La Veta 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

Interesting presentation filled with lots of information about a magical fish farm in Spain.

I like the blend of poetry that is sung and spoken as it informs us about a fish farm that most of us have never heard of before. (I hadn't) It definitely supports the idea that there are more humane ways to raise fish than how most farmed fish is raised in the US. My only complaint is that it ends abruptly and has no ending credits. However, that doesn't detract from its value too much.

I give Viva La Veta 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

13-year-old Natalie wonders why Veta La Palma, a magical fish farm in Spain that produces the most delicious fish double-Michelin star Chef Dan Barber has ever tasted by harnessing Nature to raise fish, is a secret from the world. She hopes her hip hop rap with bilingual lyrics will share Barber's message about this planet-friendly secret fish farm with the world.