Si Sa at Treasure Peninsula Illustrated by a 11 Year Old a Vibrant Picture Book That Takes Us Through a Day of Nature Exploration With a Family on How They Cherish Their Experiences as Memorylane Treasures. It Is the Very First Children's Book on Presque Isle State Park.

This book is wonderfully crafted and illustrated showcasing the Presque Isle state park as nature's treasure. The book describes the locations in the park. The story is about a family visiting the park for the first time; the kids get excited looking at the animals, beaches and nature around and cherish their experience as treasure and look forward to visiting again. The book has a subtle message folded in on how simple things bring greater joy in today's fast paced world. It is a great book for every child growing up to learn to get involved with nature. The colorful artwork brings life to the story. The illustrations are done by 11 year old Sahana Ganeshan. Sahana loves the park and its beaches. She has taken time to carefully incorporate a similar style and pattern in every artwork. Presque Isle State Park is a 3,200-acre sandy peninsula that arches into Lake Erie. As Pennsylvania's only "seashore," Presque Isle offers its visitors a beautiful coastline and many recreational activities, including swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, bicycling, and in-line skating. Whether you come to enjoy the sandy beaches, study ecological diversity, or learn about the historical significance of the peninsula, there is something for everyone at Presque Isle State Park.