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Voyage of the Dolphin

Author: Gilbert Morris

Publisher: Moody Publishers

Published: 1996-05-05

Total Pages: 157

ISBN-13: 1575679973

How lucky can they get? It's relaxation time, and the Seven Sleepers are vacationing on an ocean-going ship. How much trouble can they get into on vacation- none, right? Almost before they can sort out what's happening, Josh, Sarah, and their friends find themselves entangled with: a handsome sea captain who can't find a crew, a maddening rich girl who wants to be queen, a band of friendly and unfriendly giants, and the biggest hurricane of the century. But where is their powerful friend God? Does He know where they are? Does He even care? Sail along with Josh and the crew as they handle danger and fear, and see if you can figure out why God doesn't just rush to their rescue.

A Voyage Round the World

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Published: 1767

Total Pages: 210

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The Voyage of the Dolphin

Author: Kevin Smith

Publisher:

Published: 2016

Total Pages: 288

ISBN-13: 9781910124826

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A heartwarming tale of three men in a ship, to say nothing of a dog, a foul-mouthed Scotsman, an iguana, and a foolhardy mission to find the lost skeleton of an Irish giant.

A Voyage Round the World, in His Majesty's Ship the Dolphin

Author: John Byron

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Published: 1767

Total Pages: 0

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A Voyage Round the World, in His Majesty's Ship the Dolphin, Commanded by the Honourable Commodore Byron. (with Plat.)

Author: John Byron

Publisher:

Published: 1768

Total Pages: 202

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Journey of the Pink Dolphins

Author: Sy Montgomery

Publisher: Chelsea Green Publishing

Published: 2009-02-15

Total Pages: 282

ISBN-13: 1603581758

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By the acclaimed author of The Soul of an Octopus and the bestselling memoir The Good Good Pig. When Sy Montgomery ventured into the Amazon to unlock the mysteries of the littleknown pink dolphins, she found ancient whales that plied the Amazon River at dawn and dusk, swam through treetops in flooded forests, and performed underwater ballets with their flexible bodies. But she soon found out that to know the botos, as the dolphins are locally called, you must also know the people who live among them. And so in Journey of the Pink Dolphins, Montgomery—part naturalist, part poet, part Indiana Jones—winds her way through watery tributaries and riverside villages, searching for botos and hearing the tales of locals who believe these ethereal dolphins are shape-shifters—creatures that emerge from the water as splendidly dressed men or women only to enchant their human onlookers, capture their souls, and then carry them away to the Encante, an underwater world. Montgomery takes readers on four separate journeys, exploring the river-dwelling dolphins’ natural history, chronicling their conservation pressures, unraveling their prehistoric roots, and visiting with shamans who delve into the Encante.