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Kari Jones

    Cette auteure se concentre sur les enfants en action, explorant leur monde et résolvant des problèmes de manière indépendante. Ses récits s'inspirent souvent de lieux où elle a vécu, lui offrant ainsi l'occasion de revisiter des endroits appréciés. Son travail explore des thèmes tels que la danse et la transition vers l'âge adulte, examinant le parcours des enfants devenant adultes.

    Seeotter in Gefahr
    Storm Tide
    A Fair Deal
    Out of Season
    Shimmy
    Ours to Share
    • Ours to Share

      Coexisting in a Crowded World

      4,4(11)Évaluer

      Focusing on the pressing issue of overpopulation, this nonfiction title explores its impact on the unequal distribution of social and natural resources across the planet. Through the lens of the Orca Footprints series, it delves into the complexities of resource allocation and the challenges posed by a growing global population.

      Ours to Share
    • Shimmy

      • 144pages
      • 6 heures de lecture
      3,0(19)Évaluer

      Set against the vibrant backdrop of belly dancing, this story explores the journey of a group of dancers as they navigate the challenges of competition and performance. Themes of ambition and teamwork are woven throughout, highlighting the friendships formed and tested along the way. As they face criticism and personal struggles, the dancers learn valuable lessons about resilience and the true spirit of collaboration in pursuit of their dreams.

      Shimmy
    • Out of Season

      • 112pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      The story follows fourteen-year-old Maya, who showcases her kayaking skills in a thrilling adventure to rescue a family of sea otters from poachers. This engaging narrative combines action with themes of environmental conservation, making it a captivating read for middle readers.

      Out of Season
    • A Fair Deal

      Shopping for Social Justice

      • 48pages
      • 2 heures de lecture

      Focusing on the concept of fairness in trade, this nonfiction book from the Orca Footprints series engages middle-grade readers by exploring the complexities of trade practices and their impact on people. It encourages young readers to think critically about economic systems and the importance of equitable practices in commerce.

      A Fair Deal
    • Storm Tide

      • 112pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      Set on a secluded island, the story follows Simon, who relishes a day of leisure while his sister Ellen is focused on chores. Their plans take a turn when an enigmatic stranger arrives, accompanied by an impending storm and a cryptic riddle that hints at hidden treasure. As they confront the mystery, Simon and Ellen must collaborate to unravel the riddle before the stranger or the weather jeopardizes their quest. This adventure blends suspense, sibling dynamics, and the allure of treasure hunting.

      Storm Tide