Water is fascinating! Which child is not delighted by the sea shore, by rivers, even by puddles in the street? This little book explains to children that a river can cut through rock to weave its way to the sea, how sand is made, and how fish can breathe underwater. Grown-ups may learn some new things, too!
By : Mary Earle Hardy (1846 - 1928)
01 - A Little Girl Who Wondered
02 - The Water Drops that Make the Ocean
03 - The Sand on the Seashore
04 - A Fairy Storybook
05 - Sea Gardens
06 - Bubble Blowers and Fountain Makers
07 - Jellyfishes
08 - Sea Anemones
09 - Among the Coral Trees
10 - A Coral Parable
11 - Sea Fans
12 - A Star that Ate Oysters
13 - The Sea Urchin
14 - Who Beckoned?
15 - Sea Vases
16 - Bath Sponges
17 - A Little Merchantman
18 - Captain Fulgur and His House Boat
19 - A House with Two Doors
20 - Steeple Houses
21 - Seashell Boats that Lie at Anchor
22 - How a Giant Went to Market
23 - Fishes
24 - Crab Stories
25 - The Crab that Lost Her Claw
26 - The Crab that Was a Housebreaker
27 - How Crab Babies Grow
28 - In Fiddler-Crab Town
29 - A Shark's Cradle
30 - The Little Sea Horse
31 - An Early Breakfast
32 - Chameleons of the Sea
33 - More About the Squids
34 - An Ugly Relative
35 - 'Wrecked Is the Ship of Pearl'
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