Trouble at Marsh Harbor

Trouble at Marsh Harbor

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1991 · Anglais · Broché
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Ten-year-old Ben looks up to his father, who thrives as a waterman on the serene shores of Chesapeake Bay. Filled with dreams of catching crabs and exploring the waters, he aspires to follow in his father's footsteps. However, life in Marsh Harbor is not without its challenges, as the young boy soon discovers the intricacies of the marine world and the dangers that lurk beneath the surface.

As Ben embarks on his journey, he navigates both the joys and the responsibilities that come with living in such a vibrant, yet unpredictable environment. Each day presents new adventures, from learning about the local wildlife to facing unexpected obstacles. The charm of Marsh Harbor envelops him, but it also tests his resolve and determination.

With a blend of excitement and tension, the story unfolds as Ben learns valuable lessons about resilience, community, and the true meaning of being a waterman. As he confronts his fears and embraces the unpredictability of life on the bay, Ben sets out to prove that he has the heart of a waterman inside him. The captivating backdrop of Chesapeake Bay serves as a poignant reminder of both the beauty and challenges of nature.

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Format Broché
Pages 176 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié mai 1, 1991
Éditeur Puffin
ISBN-10 0140347887
ISBN-13 9780140347883
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