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Finding a baby albino alligator while on a fishing trip, a grandfather and his granddaughters help DNR officials rescue and take her to a new home at a local zoo.
u>Adora the Albino Alligator /u>written by veteran teacher, Rhonda S. Edwards, was inspired by the arrival of Alabaster to the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston. This book captures the attention of young readers and inspires a love for nature. Adora is also a i>2011 Sharp Writ Book Award /i>winner. | |  | | Laurel and Delphinus Save the Florida Coral Reefs
No environmental mishap is too much for Laurel and Delphinus to overcome.
Laurel has lived by the ocean all of her life. Her devotion to this beautiful habitat draws her into an adventure which is just the beginning of a life which will be filled with searching out and saving its endangered animals and preserving its beauty. | |  | | The Secret of Atalaya A Carolina Cousins' Mystery
While spending their summer at Pawleys Island, SC, three cousins find artifacts which lead them to the discovery that Gullah slaves fled to northern Florida and merged with Seminole Indians to form Black Seminoles.
span style="font-size: larger">span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS">Atalaya, the summer home of Anna Hyatt Huntington of Brookgreen Gardens (SC) fame, is the setting for this 3rd through 7th grade mystery. i>Nestled along the coast of Huntington Beach State Park, Atalaya is a National Historic Landmark. /i> While spending the summer with family, Eric who lives in NC along with Katie and Cally who live in SC are mysteriously led to a box hidden in a room ofAtalaya. The artifacts the cousins find lead to information proving the m |
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Where The Redwing Sings
by Mr. Ed
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 A book of nature inspired poems and essays, written from the heart and soul of a life-long nature, animal, and wilderness lover, and dedicated to today’s children - Earth's only hope for a better tomorrow.
This book won 'The Poetry Category' |
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