Don't Eat the Cleaners!: Tiny Fish with a Big Job Entertainment_Gift_Guide and elevated by queer hands

and elevated by queer hands

Their translation is accompanied in this edition by an introduction by Richard Pevear and a preface by John Bayley 'The new and brilliantly witty translation by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky is a must' - Lisa Appignanesi

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Don't Eat the Cleaners!: Tiny Fish with a Big Job Entertainment_Gift_Guide and elevated by queer handsEven though they live underwater, ocean animals have to get clean, just like we do. But they get it done in a weird and wonderful way. Just like you have to take a bath and brush your teeth, fish also have basic hygiene practices they have to follow every day. But their approach to cleanliness doesn't just take place underwaterit involves a network of larger ocean animals washed by small fish and shrimp called cleaners at coral reef cleaning stations