Alexander Pushkin - The Fisherman and the Goldfish

A tale by the Russian poet and writer Alexander Pushkin, translated into English by Louis Zelikoff and beautifully illustrated by Boris Dekhtyaryov.

Goosebumps 58 - Deep Trouble II

Billy Deep and his sister are in for another round of underwater scares in the Caribbean when they encounter evil scientists, two giant-sized goldfish, and a man-eating jellyfish.

Save the goldfish (Streamline Graded Readers - Level 4)

"Streamline Graded Readers" cater for the lowest levels of language learning and are based on the same syllabus as the Streamline coursebooks, using graded structure and contemporary vocabulary. These are original stories by a variety of authors. Level 4 contains 1,250 headwords.

 

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Japanese Red (Level 2)

"Lenny sat down in an old armchair and read a book. But he kept an eye on Dr Spinks. The old man walked about the shop. He stopped and looked here and there, but never at the goldfish bowl. The bowl came from Italy, and it was hundreds of years old. It was Venetian glass, and it could bring a lot of money. Dr Spinks moved on. For a time he looked at the little red flowers of a house plant. Then he made his way to a small white horse - it stood to the right of the goldfish bowl."

Read Lenny's story about the old man and the fish in Japanese Red, just one of the stories in this collection.

Goldfish Varieties and Genetics: Handbook for Breeders

The goldfish, Carassius auratus, a member of the Carp family, Cyprinidae, has been domesticated for many hundreds of years, as a food fish, a laboratory animal and now most important commercially, for ornamental and aesthetic purposes. There are now many scores of recognised varieties, which have been produced over time by selection processes and other methods described in detail in this stimulating book.