Jess Butterworth 3-Book Collection – Exciting Children's Adventure Stories | Outdoor Exploration, Nature & Imaginative Fiction for Young Readers

Jess Butterworth 3-Book Collection – Exciting Children's Adventure Stories | Outdoor Exploration, Nature & Imaginative Fiction for Young ReadersTitles In this Set: Running on the Roof of the World When the Mountains Roared Swimming Against the Storm Running on the Roof of the World: Tash has to follow many rules to survive in Tibet, a country occupied by Chinese soldiers. But when a man sets himself on fire in protest and soldiers seize Tash's parents, she and her best friend Sam must break the rules. They are determined to escape Tibet and seek the help of the Dalai Lama himself in India.

Titles In this Set:
Running on the Roof of the World
When the Mountains Roared
Swimming Against the Storm

Running on the Roof of the World:
Tash has to follow many rules to survive in Tibet, a country occupied by Chinese soldiers. But when a man sets himself on fire in protest and soldiers seize Tash's parents, she and her best friend Sam must break the rules. They are determined to escape Tibet - and seek the help of the Dalai Lama himself in India.

When the Mountains Roared:
When Ruby's dad uproots her from Australia to set up a hotel in the mountains of India, Ruby is devastated. Not only are they living in a run-down building in the middle of the wilderness surrounded by scorpions, bears and leopards, but Ruby is sure that India will never truly feel like home - not without her mum there.

Swimming Against the Storm:
Twelve-year-old Eliza and her sister Avery have lived their entire lives in a small fishing village on the coast of Louisiana, growing up alongside turtles, pelicans and porpoises. But now, with sea levels rising, their home is at risk of being swept away. Determined to save the land, Eliza and her younger sister Avery secretly go searching in the swamp for the dangerous, wolf-like loup-garou. If they can prove this legendary creature exists, they're sure that the government will have to protect its habitat - and their community.