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Stargazing for Beginners: How to Find Your Way Around the Night Sky by Lafcadio Adams

​Into the Oblivion: Animal Tales of Peril and Perseverance for Young Readers by Young Writers, edited by David A. Wierth and illustrated by Nate P. Jensen is a collection of imaginative short stories about animals in their native biomes. Rescue captured sea life with an ambitions otter, negotiate lasting peace with a slow cheetah, befriend a vicious predator with a capybara, or find where you truly belong with a penguin. Each story is sure to draw you in: friendship, family, predators, betrayal—this book has it all.  
 
Stories included in this volume:  
Illuminating Lumi by Emily K. Steingrebe; Sierra by Sophia Becwar Berry; Frayed by Madison Nicole Moore; The Hunter and the Hunted by Audrey Carlson; A Safe Family by Nolan P. Lawler; Moonglow and the Black Star Tribe by Devon Leybold; Ocean and Ice by Jacob Gobel; Cheetah Pride by Carson M. Davis; Salvis Animalium by Ember Summer; The Edge of Death by Mason Scholte Jensen; Antella Remains by Jane K. Swearingen; Finding Vega by Mya Gray; Heart of Ice by Noemie Veillette; An Orangutan Survival by Rylie Judah.
Published August 2016
Paperback, 232 pages
5.25 x 8 inches
(soon to be available as an e-book)
isbn: 978-1945687013 ​
$16.99

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She recalled the morning when it all began; it seemed so long ago... Now she was going to swim across the ocean. Maybe she wasn’t going to find the answer, but someday some creature would.

I'm terrified. I'm lost. But I have to fix this.

These fictional short stories about animals in their native biomes were written by sixth graders for readers of all ages. These authors meticulously researched the biological habits and habitats of their main characters, and then incorporated universal themes such as love and loss, friendship and betrayal, destruction and survival.

Each story is sure to draw you in. Rescue captured sea life with an ambitious otter, negotiate lasting peace with a slow cheetah,  befriend a vicious predator with a capybara, or find where you truly belong with a penguin. 

Imaginative Biome Series, Volume 2

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