Books like Venus among the fishes by Elizabeth Hall

A thrilling adventure about a baby dolphin saved by a young girl and her sailing team, with environmental themes and marine conservation.

After their parents' death, Leo and Hollis are taken in by an uncaring uncle, and when Leo discovers the ability to hear sounds from the past, he uses his new skill to save a dolphin.

During a summer on a small island, teenage Vicky Austin mourns her grandfather’s illness while navigating new friendships and romantic tensions, discovering that dolphins may hold the key to healing her heart.

Jack jumps at the opportunity to swim with the dolphins while on vacation in Florida, but when doing so, be begins to feel that they want to communicate with him, and soon realizes that he can speak with them through his mind.

A once peaceful and beautiful Marine Kingdom, The Kingdom of Vasera, the kingdom of Fishes, was suddenly hit by a tragic storm, this tragedy was the beginning of what changed the life and family of a young lovely fish "Fiona" forever. The future of the kingdom & the fate of her family was suddenly left in her hands.... Could this be a path to destiny? How will this unprepared, shy young fish navigate this sorrow, responsibility, and challenges? Sometimes, when we are being led to our destiny or freedom, it may start with a tragedy or start with happiness, As for Matt, the bone loving dog, it all started with tragedy and adoption.......... Meanwhile, the Vasera kingdom’s grand ruler sit will be vacant in 3 months, as the community scrambles to get ready for the grand ceremony “the water festival” to select the next grand ruler. Find Out What Happens Next..........

A biography of Samuel Zemurray, the banana magnate who rose from a penniless immigrant to one of New Orleans' richest men, shaping the United Containers trade and influencing U.S. foreign policy.

Again a practised period drama of innocence and intrigue, seasoned by elements of evil, this tells of apprentice doctor Humphrey Shadbolt's attempt to save Letty Rowan, seventeen, fragile and orphaned, who is destined for her aunt's coffee house which is devoted to less decorous forms of entertaining its clientele. On his visits to the coffee house, Humphrey is sure that Letty, while firm in her refusal to be rescued, does not appreciate the nature of the establishment.