lighthouses

A comforting rhyme about a lighthouse keeper and his family, safe and warm on a snowy winter evening inside their island home.

Photographs and text describe the lighthouses found on the coasts of North America.

Provides historical background and descriptive information on some of the most significant lighthouses on Lakes Ontario, Erie, and Huron.

Ellie and Davey go to live with their grandfather, a lighthouse keeper, after their death of their mother,and are able to forge new family bonds as they struggle to deal with their loss, as well as the dangers and adventures that come their way.

In this cumulative rhyme, lighthouses from around the United States are observed by one sailor, two pilots, three gulls, and more.

A complete guide on lighthouses, including information on their history, design, and technology.

Chronicles the lives of women who lived and worked in lighthouses, braving seas and storms, rescuing people from icy waters, and lovingly caring for their lights.

Recounts the history of lighthouses from the struggle to build invincible towers, through heroic rescues of lost ships, to the haunted tales surrounding these isolated structures.

Examines the origins, distinctive features, and functions of lighthouses.

A fictionalized account of how Spot, a springer spaniel living on Penobscot Bay in the 1930's, loves to ring the lighthouse bell, and uses that skill to guide the mailboat safely through a storm.