Kingdom of Kinsuki

Kingdom Kinsouki And I heard the wind whisper above me in the sails, and I still remember that I said to myself this is foolish! You are not wearing a safety jacket or a life jacket and you must stop what you are doing. Then suddenly the ship tilts violently and throws me aside. And when I was holding onto the mast with my arms, I didn't find the time to hold onto the ship's iron railing. And before I could open my mouth to scream, we found ourselves in the middle of cold waters. The waves throw the boy Michael onto the beach of an island in the Pacific Ocean, fighting to survive alone. He cannot find food or water, and finally decides to surrender to death. But when he wakes up, he finds a plate beside him with fish, fruit, and a bowl of fresh water, so he is not alone on the island. A wonderful contemporary epic: a novel narrated in a magnificent style about a young boy's exploration journey "Educational supplement of The Times" An exciting novel that invites deep thinking "Al-Abzair" newspaper This is a wonderful novel as if it were Robinson Crusoe's novel and takes place in the present era, and must be read for its extreme beauty. Critic Nanda Colling Details... Author: Michael Foreman Illustrator: Michael Foreman Number of pages: 179 pages Binding type: Paperback Approximate dimensions: 13 x 20 cm