lakes

Briefly describes rivers, lakes, and ponds, some of the life forms that depend on them, and how pollution has damaged them.

Photographs and simple text describe the Earth's rivers and lakes, their wildlife and plants, and how humans use them.

Presents an overview of lakes, including their formation, life span, inhabitants, uses, and ecology.

Discusses rivers and lakes, how they are used and how they affect our lives and the lives of those who live around them.

Presents information about the locations, features, and other aspects of the world's ten largest lakes, including Lake Superior, Lake Victoria, Lake Tanganyika, and the Caspian Sea.

While living with her sister, fifteen-year-old Jocelyn has trouble with her hateful brother-in-law and runs away to her family's summer cabin, where the unwanted presence of two boys complicates her plan of escape.

The reader makes a series of choices that determine how the story's main character will cope with her fear of swimming in lakes.

Eleven-year-old Portia and her family return with cousin Julian to the site they visited the previous summer, this time to take possession of a large Victorian house, unoccupied for fifty years and full of treasures and secrets.

Depicts three children's summer vacation at their family's cabin and celebrates the moments by the lake that make memories.

On a cold winter day, Rosie writes a letter to the lake where she loves to spend time during the summer.