Look Out For Pirates! (1961)

by Iris Vinton

Other authors: H. B. Vestal (Illustrator)

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Pursued by pirates, Captain Jim's ship capsizes and his trunk of gold washes overboard. His men dive and retrieve the gold and Captain Jim finds a way to outwit the pirates. Though the sailors' use of diving gear seems odd, the story is popular. Illustrated with realistic paintings.

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This easy reader from the early '60s is great for students who are beginning to read or struggle with it.

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Iris Vinton	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Vestal, H. B.	Illustrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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Pursued by pirates, Captain Jim's ship capsizes and his trunk of gold washes overboard. His men dive and retrieve the gold and Captain Jim finds a way to outwit the pirates. Though the sailors' use of diving gear seems odd, the story is popular. Illustrated with realistic paintings.

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