Product Description: The Netherlands is a low-lying country with some land below sea level. People have fought back the sea to increase fertile land, and windmills have been part of this effort to reclaim land for farming.

Product Description: "I love reading all the great Mandie books! I feel like I'm in all the adventures. I sometimes read a whole book straight through because I can't put them down!" writes a young reader from New York.Mandie, Celia and Jonathan should have known that when Uncle Ned said there was a big mystery waiting for them in Holland that he meant a BIG mystery...read more

Product Description: "I love reading all the great Mandie books! I feel like I'm in all the adventures. I sometimes read a whole book straight through because I can't put them down!" writes a young reader from New York.Mandie, Celia and Jonathan should have known that when Uncle Ned said there was a big mystery waiting for them in Holland that he meant a BIG mystery...read more

When Ruby and Ian watch wind turbines being put up on their father's Texas farm, they discover a mysterious riddle on yellow paper that transports them to various places around the world, where they learn about the power of the wind.

Number Ten lives in a rickety old windmill with ten sails, ten broken windows, and ten leaks in the roof, but when a storm threatens Number Nine at sea, Number Ten turns his windmill into a lighthouse and saves the day

Number Ten lives in a rickety old windmill with ten sails, ten broken windows, and ten leaks in the roof, but when a storm threatens Number Nine at sea, Number Ten turns his windmill into a lighthouse and saves the day

During the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, ten-year-old Joris and his older brother Dirk Jan become involved in the resistance movement and, with the help of their parents, help conceal a British airman.

An old abandoned windmill comes alive at night with a family of barn swallows, a fat owl, and a multitude of bats, until a fierce storm sets its unused arms spinning

With only one penny left with which to pay the electricity, water, and gas bills, Basil Brush and his friend Harry the mole decide to live as people did in the old days and build windmills for power.