Nim's IslandRandom House Children's Books, 2008. febr. 12. - 128 oldal A girl. An iguana. An island. And e-mail. Meet Nim–a modern-day Robinson Crusoe! She can chop down bananas with a machete, climb tall palm trees, and start a fire with a piece of glass. So she’s not afraid when her scientist dad sails off to study plankton for three days, leaving her alone on their island. Besides, it’s not as if no one’s looking after her–she’s got a sea lion to mother her and an iguana for comic relief. She also has an interesting new e-mail pal. But when her father’s cell-phone calls stop coming and disaster seems near, Nim has to be stronger and braver than she’s ever been before. And she’ll need all her friends to help her. |
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... wind and blew him out of sight, and Nim was alone. For three days and three nights, whatever happened or needed doing, Nim would do it. “And what we need first,” said Nim, “is breakfast!” So she threw four ripe coconuts thump! into the ...
... wind and blew him out of sight, and Nim was alone. For three days and three nights, whatever happened or needed doing, Nim would do it. “And what we need first,” said Nim, “is breakfast!” So she threw four ripe coconuts thump! into the ...
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... winds were, how high the high tides reached and how low the low tides fell, and then they marked the measurements on a clean white chart with a dark blue marker. They studied the plants that grew on the island and the animals that lived ...
... winds were, how high the high tides reached and how low the low tides fell, and then they marked the measurements on a clean white chart with a dark blue marker. They studied the plants that grew on the island and the animals that lived ...
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... wind. Jack loved plankton. Nim's favorites were the ones that shone bright in the sea at night, but Jack loved them all because they were so little, and so important because little fish ate them, and bigger fish ate the little fish, and ...
... wind. Jack loved plankton. Nim's favorites were the ones that shone bright in the sea at night, but Jack loved them all because they were so little, and so important because little fish ate them, and bigger fish ate the little fish, and ...
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... wind began to blow. It had been the tiniest breeze as she sat on the beach to watch the sun go down and wait for the phone to ring; the barest stirring of the palms as Jack said hello. “Did you find interesting plankton?” she asked ...
... wind began to blow. It had been the tiniest breeze as she sat on the beach to watch the sun go down and wait for the phone to ring; the barest stirring of the palms as Jack said hello. “Did you find interesting plankton?” she asked ...
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... wind. Selkie nuzzled Nim's shoulder and curled tight around her. The wind passed, the tail of a storm roaring out to sea, and Nim was snug in her sea lion shelter, breathing the warm smell of fur. Next morning, coconuts were scattered ...
... wind. Selkie nuzzled Nim's shoulder and curled tight around her. The wind passed, the tail of a storm roaring out to sea, and Nim was snug in her sea lion shelter, breathing the warm smell of fur. Next morning, coconuts were scattered ...
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aka@incognito.net Date Alex’s bad guys bananas Black Rocks blue boat brave breath captain checked the e-mail Chica CHRONICLES OF NARNIA couldn’t dark Dear Alex Rover Dear Nim dived driftwood feel fish flashlight float Fred climbed Fred’s frigate bird Galileo garden going grabbed grasslands green turtle hard Hissing Stones honking hugged iguana jack.rusoe@explorer.net Date Jack’s Keyhole Cove knee knew knot lady hero laptop laugh lava letter looked Love Marine iguanas Mountain Madness never night Nim shouted Nim thought Nim’s island ocean okay palm plankton pool pulled raft reef roar rope rudder sails sand satellite dish Sea Lion Point seaweed Selkie and Fred Selkie barked Selkie’s shark she’d Shell Beach solar panel spyglass stared stay stomach stopped storm story swim there’s tomorrow tried Turtle Beach wagon waiting WALDEN MEDIA wasn’t waves whale whistled wind worried YEARLING BOOK