The Boy With the U. S. Fisheries


Book Description

"The Boy with the U.S. Fisheries" by Francis Rolt-Wheeler is an educational and adventurous story that introduces young readers to the world of fisheries and marine conservation. In this informative and engaging tale, a young boy becomes involved in the work of the U.S. Fisheries Commission, a government agency responsible for studying and conserving marine life. Through the boy's experiences, readers learn about the importance of protecting fish populations, preserving aquatic ecosystems, and understanding the science behind fisheries management. The novel celebrates the spirit of environmental stewardship and the value of scientific exploration. It highlights how individuals, even young ones, can make a positive impact on the conservation of natural resources. Francis Rolt-Wheeler's storytelling combines adventure with education, offering an action-packed narrative that encourages young readers to appreciate the significance of protecting our oceans and aquatic life.






















Fish Boy


Book Description

Billy is a lonely boy. He's obsessed with swimming in the sea, which is where he goes to wash his problems far, far away. Thanks to his mum's mystery illness, his dad has been forced to work extra hours to make ends meet, so Billy locks himself away with David Attenborough films, and ponders the magic of nature. Meanwhile at school, bullies mercilessly seize on Billy's 'otherness' and make his life as miserable as possible - but then new boy Patrick Green, with "fingers like steel, strength of a bear", joins Billy's class. And when a mackerel swims up to Billy's face, blows bubbles into his Vista Clear Mask goggles and says: Fish Boy - Billy's whole world changes.




The Boy with the U.S. Indians


Book Description

Follows a boy through adventures among a variety of different Indian tribes.




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