Arabelle Wheatley Books

Tracks between the tides

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Describes the characteristics of such seashore-dwellers as razor clams, bloodworms, sea nymphs, mud snails and sea cucumbers.

Corals

By Lili Ronai

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A brief introduction to the physical characteristics and life cycle of different varieties of coral.

Pen, emperor penguin

By Sally Glendinning

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Describes the life of an Emperor penguin from his birth through his first year of life.

Doll

By Sally Glendinning, Arabelle Wheatley

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A baby dolphin that has been bitten by a shark and rescued by two fishermen begins a life of captivity in a salt-water sea show where she performs tricks.

Bees Let s Find Out S.

By Cathleen Fitzgerald

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