Little Dolphin lives under the sea with a family of other dolphins who jump and swim around but he lacks the courage to jump as other dolphins do. He finds his courage when he wants to impress a child he sees on a boat.

With practice, a young dolphin learns to leap out of the water like the adults do.

Presents basic facts about dolphins, including where they are found, how they move around, how they hunt, and how they reproduce and raise their young.

Learn about dolphins, their friendly nature and their athletic ability.

For everyone fascinated with the possibilities of human-animal communications, scientist Carol Howard provides an intimate, moving account of one woman's attempt to unravel the mysteries of the dolphin--one of the sea's most fascinating and enigmatic creatures.

Ali describes what it's like to have a younger brother who is autistic. Although she always protects Max and puts a good face on her embrarrassment at her brother's irrational behaviour, she is afraid that he will never learn to behave properly.

When Bob the dolphin was born, he was small and sickly, with an unusual comet-shaped mark on his drooping dorsal fin. No one at the aquarium expected him to survive. But like his mother, Aster, Bob was ornery, and he stubbornly struggled to overcome his health problems. And soon, he loved to leap high into the air and perform tricks. Then one day, Bob taught himself a new trick-and jumped into more trouble than any other dolphin in the history of the aquarium. With a dolphin like Bob around, you never know what will happen!