harbors

Looks at some of the many different boats seen in a typical harbor through illustrations and rhyming text which follows a fishing boat as it leaves in the morning and returns in the afternoon.

Shows how the U.S. strengthened and changed security in American ports and at sea after the September 11, 2001, attacks, describing maritime security history, the implementation of changes, funding, training, and the duties of security team members. Includes a chronology, bibliography, and further reading list.

Presents an illustrated introdution to the trading ports established by the ancient Greeks around the Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Black Seas, including information on the ships and sailors that frequented these ports, and what it was like to live there.

The LEGO crew takes to the sea, manning harbors, ships, docks, tug boats, and cranes.

Describes, in brief text and illustrations, a year in the life of a river bank town and the many changes that occur throughout the seasons.

Noah and Tanika spend a day aboard the tugboat Hercules learning about the boats and animals in the harbor.

Presents various kinds of boats which come and go in a busy harbor.

A young farm boy running away to sea in 1774 explores the Salem harbor while waiting for his ship to sail.

Briefly describes ships, from the vessels used by American settlers, to the efficient cargo vessels and floating hotels in use today, and discusses seaports and harbors.