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Books with title From the Water to the Land

  • From the Water to the Land

    Renato Massa, Monica Carabella, Lorenzo Fornasari, Neil Frazer Davenport

    Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, Sept. 1, 1996)
    Examines the evolution of plant species from their beginnings as marine plants through their colonization of dry land.
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  • From the Water

    Esther Elizabeth Koo

    Paperback (Trilogy Christian Publishing, Jan. 21, 2020)
    Join four fish, Jon, Paul, Peter, and Gold as they begin their adventurous life as humans and make their way across strange land to Karz, Turkey where they meet missionaries Annabelle and her father, Mike. Together, this group of young adventurers find themselves in daring circumstances and receiving direction through an unexpected dream. Will the four fish stay human? Join the group and find out as they act with courage and kindness in the midst of hatred to serve a community in need of love.
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  • Water From the Moon

    Jane Breskin Zalben

    language (Curtis Brown Digital, July 24, 2012)
    During her sophomore year in high school in NYC, Nicole Bernstein learns that relationships with girlfriends or admired boys can be painful, and that not everyone is capable of giving or loving to the same degree.
  • Water from the Moon

    Elena Diaz Bjorkquist

    Paperback (iUniverse, July 16, 2002)
    What was it like to be a Mexican American youth growing up in a small copper mining town in Arizona? This collection of short stories written in the voices of those young people answers that question. It will not only captivate readers who are young adults but also those adults who are young at heart. Who can resist characters like Emilio and Gigante, who live on the fringe of Morenci social culture because they are different? Emilio was disfigured in a fire that killed his family and stunted his mental and physical growth and Gigante is so big that his job is to carry coffins from the church to the cemetery. In the title story, Margarita and Carmelita discover that maybe water can come from the moon. These and other intriguing characters in this collection are individuals whose lives are in transition and the stories are about how they deal with the changes. At the core of the stories is the knowledge that the town will eventually be destroyed by the ever expanding copper mine that provides most of the employment in the area. The author, Elena Díaz Björkquist gives us a wonderful insight into life in a mining town.
  • Water on the Land

    Iain Bain

    Library Binding (Franklin Watts, March 1, 1984)
    Explores the origins and effects of water on the landscape including the formation of streams and rivers and the impact of erosion.
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  • Water from the Moon

    Jane Breskin Zalben

    (Farrar Straus & Giroux, March 1, 1987)
    During her sophomore year in high school, Nicole Bernstein of New York City learns that relationships with girlfriends or admired boys can be painful, and that not everyone is capable of giving or loving to the same degree.
  • From the Water

    Esther Elizabeth Koo

    eBook (Trilogy Christian Publishing, Jan. 21, 2020)
    Join four fish, Jon, Paul, Peter, and Gold as they begin their adventurous life as humans and make their way across strange land to Karz, Turkey where they meet missionaries Annabelle and her father, Mike. Together, this group of young adventurers find themselves in daring circumstances and receiving direction through an unexpected dream. Will the four fish stay human? Join the group and find out as they act with courage and kindness in the midst of hatred to serve a community in need of love.
  • Water on the Land

    Iain Bain

    Paperback (Hodder Children's Books, Jan. 1, 1990)
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