seashore

Twelve-year-old Alec and his cousin Mary are vacationing in New Jersey, helping their uncle run his arcade on the seaside boardwalk, when a hurricane and a monster threaten their very lives.

Unaware of its eons-old history, a boy finds a rock and takes it home to a shelf beside his sea glass and starfish.

In these coastal poems for kids, children meet sea lions, starfish, jellyfish, and other animals in the ocean, and dream about sandcastles and other beach activities.

Simple Spanish and English text describe what it is like to live near the ocean.

Shirley's adventures at the beach are interspersed with familiar parental warnings.

A young girl enjoys her day on the beach despite the rain.

Pairs words and pictures to teach young readers the basic phonetic applications of the long "o" sound.

Washed up on the beach during a storm, the sea-thing child clings fearfully to the shore until he discovers his true destiny.

Sarey resents a new family member, Faith, blaming her for her father's death which occurred when he saved Faith from a shipwreck off the Atlantic coast.

Mother and daughter gather blueberries in the misty morning quiet at the seashore.