Seashells


Seashells: More Than a Home
Gift from the Sea
Little Houses: A Multigenerational Picture Book About Beach Treasures and Wonder for Kids (Ages 4-8)
Seashells of the World - A Guide to the Better-Known Species (Golden Nature Guides)
The World's Most Beautiful Seashells (Worlds Most Series)
If You Spot a Shell
It's Not Summer Without You (Summer, #2)
The Summer I Turned Pretty (Summer, #1)
What Lives in a Shell? (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 1)
Sora's Seashells
The Girl He Needs (No Strings Attached, #1)
Boyfriend By Mistake (Carter's Cove Beach Romance #1)
Inn Over Her Head (Dusky Cove B&B Cozy Mysteries #1)
Wish Upon a Shell (Lighthouse Point #1)
Strange Sea Shells and Their Stories
Argonaut The Inua Humpback by Clifford L. GionetHard Aground with Eddie Jones by Eddie       JonesHard Aground . . . Again by Eddie       JonesBournemouth Boys and Boscombe Girls by Danny WinterMy Dirty California by Jason Mosberg
At the Seashore
132 books — 36 voters
The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova BaileyCharlotte’s Web by E.B. WhiteJames and the Giant Peach by Roald DahlWonderful Life by Stephen Jay GouldLife in the Undergrowth by David Attenborough
Books about Invertebrates
398 books — 47 voters

A Friendly Town That's Almost Always by the Ocean! by Kir FoxA Swirl of Ocean by Melissa SarnoStranded by Feather ChelleThe Sea of Monsters by Rick RiordanBeyond the Bright Sea by Lauren Wolk
#MGCarousel - Books About the Ocean
17 books — 3 voters
The Richest Season by Maryann McFaddenMrs. Darcy and the Blue-Eyed Stranger by Lee  SmithThe Sign for Drowning by Rachel StolzmanRemarkable Creatures by Tracy ChevalierAs Simple as It Seems by Sarah Weeks
Seashells
80 books — 25 voters


Cecil Day-Lewis
In June we picked the clover, And sea-shells in July: There was no silence at the door, No word from the sky. A hand came out of August And flicked his life away: We had not time to bargain, mope, Moralize, or pray.
Cecil Day-Lewis, Overtures to Death and Other Poems

Bonnie Jo Campbell
With her left hand, Herself clumsily tucked the shells into her nightgown and straightened them, each cuntshell wrapped in its cradle of braided lavender or gray or black cotton thread now touching her skin. Herself had told Donkey that each shell was a woman's life saved at great cost, and she needed to keep the shells warm and safe while she lived, giving these souls their time in the world. Baba Rose had had over a hundred shells on her necklace when she'd finally been unable to get out of be ...more
Bonnie Jo Campbell, The Waters

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