Tuesday, 15 March 2011

Book Review-Edge of nowhere

This is a astonishing tale of survival; a poignant Robinson Crusoe story base on true event.

When Seth and his dog, Tucker, are washed overboard from his father's fishing boat during torrential storm, they are assumed drowned when the rescue team gave up. But by good fortune, Seth and Tucker make it safely to one of the hundreds of islands that line the Alaskan coast.

He was depress because everything change after his mother's death which change the whole family. He was once playful but after his mum died he always lock himself up inside his own room from school.

He decide to quit school and started to join the fishing boat of his own father, but one day they went overboard without anyone noticing at it. This start a journey of adventure which would never leave his body.

He started to remember thing about his grandma taught like the language of people in Alaskan it also called the alutiiq language. In this harsh journey he had no fire, food or water. And also tell us about the forgotten war that Japan hit Alaska.

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