The Lifeguard
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The Lifeguard
The Lifeguard
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The Lifeguard: Poems 2008–2013
By Ian WeddeNo shadows for a while now, nothing standing up, only a warning about the word 'trill' came to mind, then a man silhouetted againstthe skyline behind thesanddunes at St Clair,then thepoet Baxter came to mind, then the man silhouetted ...
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The Lifeguard
By Richie Tankersley CusickThe Lifeguard
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The Lifeguard
By Mary MorrisFor four years of my youth I was the lifeguard there. I'd watched this beach, where I'd spent my summers as a boy, red bucket and shovel in hand, fill with more and more umbrellas. I had watched the boys who were lifeguards turn flabby.
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The Lifeguard
By Christianne C. JonesLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Jones, Christianne C. The lifeguard / by Christianne C. Jones ; illustrated by Matthew Skeens. p. cm. — (Read-it! readers) ISBN 1-4048-1584-8 (hardcover) [1.
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The Lifeguard
By Richie Tankersley Cusick“Yeah, he and Skip have been lifeguards here for the past few years. Neale stayed someplace down the beach and kept to himself. I never saw him much—at least not till after the drowning.” “Drowning?” Kelsey's ears pricked up, ...
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The Lifeguard
By Deborah Blumenthal“The lifeguards watch out all the time.” I work at keeping a straight face. “And Antonio is usually out there. If anybody would have spotted it, it would have been him. He has this sixth sense.” “Antonio?” “I forgot,” Aunt Ellie says.
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The Lifeguard
By Deborah BlumenthalThere are long days at the beach and intriguing encounters with him. Pilot. He's the lifeguard with shamanic skills. He both saves Sirena and makes her feel lost at sea.