"No cryin' No dyin' No brushin' yer teeth! No stealin' No squealin' No eatin' Parrot Pete! No nappin' No scrappin' No wimpy moans or groans! No veggies No wedgies No disobeyin' Cap'n Bones!" It's the pirate code! Do you pledge? Do you agree? Then open this book to join the crew on the Dragonfish of Doom and become a pirate of the sea!

"Lords of the Sea revises our understanding of the epochal political, economic, and cultural transformations of Japan's late medieval period (1300-1600) by shifting the conventional land-based analytical framework to one centered on the perspectives of seafarers usually dismissed as 'pirates'"--Provided by publisher.

A classic children's adventure of icy seas and cold-blooded pirates, wolves, mermaids and the bravery of one girl determined to save her sister The cold bites and the sea lashes in this page-turning adventure on the ice seas. No one but ten-year-old Siri dares to face treacherous sailors, hungry wolves and the arctic winter to save her younger sister from the dreaded Captain Whitehead and his ice sea pirates.

Based on the successful Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise, this new series of full-color, illustrated readers will tell /DIV all-new tales about life and adventure on the Seven Seas. Each book is approximately 500 words long, with short sentences and simple vocabulary to appeal to beginning readers. DIVCaptain Jack Sparrow is in trouble! The Royal Navy is hot on his trail, his crew is unhappy, and there's a hurricane coming. Will Jack be able to sail through this stormy situation?

"No cryin' No dyin' No brushin' yer teeth! No stealin' No squealin' No eatin' Parrot Pete! No nappin' No scrappin' No wimpy moans or groans! No veggies No wedgies No disobeyin' Cap'n Bones!" It's the pirate code! Do you pledge? Do you agree? Then open this book to join the crew on the Dragonfish of Doom and become a pirate of the sea!

The Pirates in the Deep Green Sea, written for children, is a fantasy, in which Davy Jones and all the drowned pirates under the sea are discovered guarding the great knots that tie latitudes and longitudes together to keep the world from splitting.