Books with title Swimming

When Jai was 6 months old, his parents thought it would be great if he could get used to the water and learn to swim. So, Jai's adventure was swimming lessons at Aquaventures in Vancouver. He was a little fish. He took to the water immediately! The Adventures of Jai Jai Binks is a book series that follows the adventures of a precocious, charismatic and fun loving boy named Jai. Life is an adventure and this little fellow is always down for the ride! Follow along on Jai’s life adventures and learn about the many firsts and trials and tribulations he experiences with his family. Also follow along as he learns French, Canada’s second official language. This adventure is not one that will soon be forgotten.Swimming is a book about Jai Jai Binks and his first swimming lesson.

Illustrated with spectacular paintings, Swimming Home tells the compelling story of a school of alewives (river herring) as they return to their natal lake to spawn. But a newly built culvert blocks their way. Will this be the end of their journey?An epic animal migration story in the tradition of March of the Penguins.The story follows a school of fish (river herring, or alewives) on a journey of hundreds of miles, escaping porpoises, seals, eagles, and herons.Swimming Home is also the moving story of a boy and his father who see the fish stopped just short of their goal by a new road, and transport them across the last hundred feet.The Tilbury House Nature Book series brings the natural world to life for young readers without anthropomorphizing animals. Each book aims for the highest standards of scientific accuracy and storytelling magic.

Sal, a Portuguese Water Dog, feels bad because she's the only dog at Hilltop Farm who hasn't won any awards. She loves to swim, though, and decides that maybe if she joins the children’s YMCA swim team, she too can win a medal. When the coach objects, that plan also looks like it's going to fail, until events take a surprising turn! / With its delightful illustrations, this lighthearted story about the rewards of practice and determination will have readers cheering for the lovable Swimming Sal. It will have special appeal to children who are involved in youth sports.

The Let's Play series gives beginning readers a glimpse into the excitement of participating in a sport. Each title follows youngs players through the routine of getting ready to play, the equipment they use, the place where they play, and what happens during the game or class. Young sports players will recognize themselves in these books. Children will learn more about sports and may be inspired to try something new. Let's Play is a series of AV2 media enhanced books. A unique book code printed on page 2 unlocks multimedia content. These books come alive with video, audio, weblinks, slide shows, activities, hands-on experiments, and much more.

The Sea Side Strangler is on the loose in Beach Point, where fifteen-year-old Cathy Banks is spending the summer with her aunt (who happens to be mystery writer Roberta McCabe.) Although thrilled to be away from her psychotic, divorcing parents, with no cell phone or internet access, Cathy is positive that her summer is going to be wretched. Just when she begins to make friends, and even finds a crush to drool over, her new friend Lauren vanishes. When a body surfaces in Beach Point Bay, Cathy is forced to face the question: has the Sea Side Strangler struck again?