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Books with title The Stowaway

  • The Stowaway Girl

    1863-1928 Tracy, Louis

    eBook (HardPress, June 23, 2016)
    HardPress Classic Books Series
  • Luna the Stowaway

    Luna Challis, Steve Challis

    language (Steve Challis, Dec. 6, 2013)
    I am best known as a crime fighting cat, but in this book I'm trying to protect two of my rather helpless human pets.Two of my humans were going on a holiday to Canada and the United States. I know how helpless humans are without a cat to look after them so I stowaway in Steve's carry on baggage to keep them out of trouble in America.This story has our adventures Canada where I had to stop Steve swimming up the Niagara Falls. Steve tells a true but boring pirate story to Captain Bowman of the MS Eurodam who tries to avoid yawning. Steve makes himself ridiculous in many other ways.This story is illustrated with over a hundred rather poor color pictures; Steve's hands shake when he takes pictures. A few of the pictures are surprising like when Steve's camera captures a picture of a New York resident on a roof.We finish up in New York and experience a little of American life.A cat’s eye view of a small part of the North American continent.Editor's note:Humor is a strange thing. What one person finds funny might leave another person cold. I hope a few people will find this little book amusing.
  • The Stowaways

    Nicholas Messenger

    language (Konuoi Imprint, July 12, 2014)
    A story set in the days when most adventures began by taking a ship, and often ended there; when the vagabond community of the stowaways were the hobos of the seas, while the oceans were still full of mysteries, like those of the Marie Celeste, and the Sargasso Sea.
  • The Stowaway

    Nancy Rue

    Paperback (Tommy Nelson, Sept. 15, 2006)
    Excited to be in the bustling port of Salem Town, where he is to be educated, Josiah finds himself in over his head after sneaking aboard a ship to look around. Matters get worse when his sister, Hope, is accused of a crime she didn't commit. It's up to Josiah to find the truth-and to tell it.
  • The Stowaway

    William Bedford

    Paperback (Egmont UK, June 1, 2001)
    Peppered with sea myths and legends, this book is a moving story about coping with loss by building closer and more positive relationships between male members of an ordinary family.
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  • The Stowaway

    James Stevenson

    Hardcover (Greenwillow, Oct. 1, 1990)
    Hubie, a young mouse crossing the ocean on a large cruise ship with his parents, helps a stowaway elude the authorities.
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  • Stowaway

    D. Ann Kelley, James G. Kelley

    Paperback (Lypton Publishing, May 26, 2006)
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  • The Stowaway Mouse

    Daisy Nell, George Ulrich

    Hardcover (Penrose Press, May 1, 2011)
    The Stowaway Mouse, book and music CD, tells the story of a fictional mouse who sneaks aboard a real schooner, built in the shipbuilding town of Essex, MA in 2011. Seeking a break from his life at the museum, the mouse soon learns that life at sea can be a little more than he bargained for!This book is the illustrated text of a ballad, written and recorded by folk musician Daisy Nell with the second graders at Essex Elementary School, with full color illustrations by master illustrator George Ulrich. A CD of the ballad is included inside. Designed with toddlers to ten-year-olds in mind, the entire family can sing along with the catchy tune.
  • Honos and the Stowaway

    Tom Tate

    eBook
    Sign on with the bull-headed ship’s Captain, Honos, and discover what real ‘swashbuckle’ is. This voyage will impart a vivid lesson on its stowaway, and every body able to stay the course. Of course, there’s pirates too!
  • Stowaway

    Karen Hesse, David Cale

    Audio Cassette (Listening Library, Nov. 28, 2000)
    Read by David Cale8 hours 30 minutes, 6 cassettesIn 1767, 11-year-old Nicholas Young stowed away on Captain James Cook's "Endeavour." Cook's three-year mission was secret: he was charged by the British Navy to search for a lost continent, believed to be located between the southern tip of South America and New Zealand. Young's journal charts the voyage and with every port of call a new adventure awaits. This is the story of a great voyage of discovery seen through the eyes of a boy who was actually there.
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  • The Stowaway Girl

    Louis Tracy

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Jan. 18, 2016)
    Louis Tracy was a prolific British writer in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and he's best known for adventure stories.
  • Santa and the Stowaway

    Toby Moon

    language (Whistling Whale Books, Dec. 4, 2013)
    The Christmas Chronicles are a series of enthralling tales that, until now, have remained untold outside the mysterious Hidden Land of Nivalia. They tell of the magical mishaps, hare-brained secret missions and rip-roaring adventures of a character who is recognized the world over, but known by only a lucky few – the one and only Santa Claus.SANTA AND THE STOWAWAY – A TALE OF TIME LEAKS, BIG EARS, ROCKET BOOTS AND A RUNAWAY SLEIGH.In Christmas Village, it is the day of the Festive Feast - a time for food, fun and frivolity. Until, that is, an unexpected guest drops onto the floor of Santa's sitting room. As chaos breaks out, Santa and a hapless Tree Elf called Knot quickly discover that this particular stowaway is trouble with a capital T!But when disaster strikes and lives are at stake, an unexpected hero steps forward - although courage alone may not be enough to prevent the day from ending in tragedy...*PLUS* Santa answers questions about The Big Red Sack*AND* A Who's Who Guide to some of Nivalia's most amazing inhabitants.