High Tide (Silver Dolphins, Book 9)

by Summer Waters

Overview

Dive into another exciting magical adventure for girls – will you answer the call of Silver Dolphins?Everyone is busy at Sea Watch with preparations to return young seal Tilly to the sea. Meanwhile, a film crew for popular TV series ‘Stage Struck’ arrives in Sandy Bay! They’re filming on the beaches, making it hard for Silver Dolphins to answer the call without being noticed…Antonia and Cai make a daring rescue of an unusual creature and become celebrities in their own right, but when a rising tide threatens the safety of the film crew is the Silver Dolphins secret about to be exposed for good?

Summer Waters is the pen name for Julie Sykes, a successful picture book author and a full-time mum, with more than two million copies sold of her character series. Before becoming an author she worked as a laboratory technician and then a teacher.She’s always had a love for Cornwall but currently lives in Hampshire with her husband and three children in a 200-year-old cottage.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780007399727
Publisher:	HarperCollins Publishers
Publication date:	08/05/2010
Series:	Silver Dolphins Series , #9
Sold by:	HarperCollins Publishers
Format:	eBook
Pages:	176
File size:	107 KB
Age Range:	7 - 10 Years

About the Author

Summer Waters is the pen name for Julie Sykes, a successful picture book author and a full-time mum, with more than two million copies sold of her character series. Before becoming an author she worked as a laboratory technician and then a teacher.
She’s always had a love for Cornwall but currently lives in Hampshire with her husband and three children in a 200-year-old cottage.

Summer Waters is the pen name for Julie Sykes, a successful picture book and young fiction author and a full-time mum, with more than two million copies sold of her character series. Before becoming an author she worked as a laboratory technician and then a teacher.

She’s always had a love for Cornwall but currently lives in Hampshire with her husband and three children in a 200-year-old cottage.