SynopsisLightships were once anchored in waters where lighthouses could not be built, to guide sailors towards safe waters. This picture book follows the crew (and cat) of the "Ambrose" lightship, and includes a lightship diagram and historical background. Full color., You may never have heard of a lightship. Once, lightships anchored on waters across America, on the oceans and in the Great Lakes, floating where lighthouses could not be built. Smaller than most ships, but more steadfast, too, they held their spots, through calm and storm, to guide sailors toward safe waters. In these pages one lightship and her crew (and cat) again hold their place. The crew goes again from bow to stern, from keel to mast, to run their engines, shine their lights, and sound their horns. They run the small ship that guides the large ships. They are the crew (and cat) that work to make the ocean safe, that hold their place, so other ships can sail. Come aboard, You may never haveheard of a lightship. Once, lightshipsanchored on watersacross America,on the oceansand in the Great Lakes,floating where lighthousescould not be built.Smaller than most ships,but more steadfast, too,they held their spots,through calm and storm,to guide sailorstoward safe waters. In these pagesone lightshipand her crew (and cat)again hold their place.The crew goesagain from bow to stern,from keel to mast,to run their engines,shine their lights,and sound their horns. They run the small shipthat guides the large ships.They are the crew (and cat)that work to make the ocean safe,that hold their place,so other ships can sail. Come aboard!, You may never have heard of a lightship. Once, lightships anchored on waters across America, on the oceans and in the Great Lakes, floating where lighthouses could not be built. Smaller than most ships, but more steadfast, too, they held their spots, through calm and storm, to guide sailors toward safe waters. In these pages one lightship and her crew (and cat) again hold their place. The crew goes again from bow to stern, from keel to mast, to run their engines, shine their lights, and sound their horns. They run the small ship that guides the large ships. They are the crew (and cat) that work to make the ocean safe, that hold their place, so other ships can sail. Come aboard!, You may never haveheard of a lightship. Once, lightshipsanchored on watersacross America, on the oceansand in the Great Lakes, floating where lighthouses could not be built.Smaller than most ships, but more steadfast, too, they held their spots, through calm and storm, to guide sailorstoward safe waters. In these pagesone lightshipand her crew (and cat)again hold their place.The crew goesagain from bow to stern, from keel to mast, to run thei engines, shine their lights, and sound their horns. They run the small shipthat guides the large ships.They are the crew (and cat)that work to make the ocean safe, that hold their place, so other ships can sail. Come aboard!
LC Classification Number2005028028