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While searching for his birthmother, fifteen-year-old James, a championship diver, discovers who his real parents are and where his real home is.
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Snake-stone (New Century Readers)
August 25, 2000, Longman
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in English
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0582434556 9780582434554
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"First published in Great Britain by Hamish Hamilton Ltd., in 1995"--T.p. verso.
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"James is a championship diver, with a shot for the Olympics. But when he thinks about his birth mother, something in him sinks like a stone. His adoptive parents love him, and his father is a terrific diving coach--yet even they cannot tell him who he really is. So James breaks training and runs off to the farmland of his birth, with nothing but a mysterious stone shaped like a snake. Can he use it to unlock his past?"
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