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Moby Dick

Herman Melville

1851 ★ 4.0

Whale (DK Eyewitness Books)

Vassili Papastavrou, DK Publishing

1993

Journal of a voyage to the northern whale-fishery

William Scoresby

1823

Forest Of Skulls

Nick Ward

2010

The frozen zone and its explorers

Alexander Hyde

1874

Whales and Dolphins of Canada

Erin Einstein, Einstein Sisters

2014

A Whale Of A Tale

Amy Hsu Lin, Rob Scotton

2013

Blue Whale

Philip Steele

1994

Nos amies les baleines

Philippe Diolé, Jacques Yves Cousteau

1972

Moby Dick, or The White Whale

Geraldine McCaughrean, Manuel Broncano, Mariano Antolin

1998

Etchings of a whaling cruise

J. Ross Browne

1846

Welcome to the World of Whales

Diane Swanson

1996

The cruise of the Cachalot around the world after sperm whales

Frank Thomas Bullen

1898

An account of the Arctic regions

William Scoresby

1820

Conservation and management of whales

K. Radway Allen, Kenneth Radway Allen

1980

Fighting the Whales

Robert Michael Ballantyne

1800

Japanese whaling

Arne Kalland

1992

Moby Dick

Herman Melville, T. W. Robinson

2013

The life cycle of a whale

Karuna Thal, Bobbie Kalman

2002

Mind in the waters

Joan McIntyre

1974

Down to the Sea with Mr. Magee

Chris Van Dusen

2000

Moby Dick

John Romita, Stan Lee

2007

Whales

Bill Becker

2009

Whale rescue

Kelly McKain

2007

A whaling captain's daughter

Laura Jernegan, Megan O'Hara, Suzanne L. Bunkers

2000

The Audubon Society field guide to North American fishes, whales, and dolphins

Herbert T. Boschung

1983

Red Bay, Labrador

James A. Tuck

1989

A Whale Tale (Canadian Flyer Adventures)

Frieda Wishinsky

2008

The marine mammals of the north-western coast of North America described and illustrated, together with an account of the American whale-fishery

Charles Melville Scammon

1968

Seasons of the Whale

Erich Hoyt

1990

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