Shipwrecked!

By Alexandra Pratt
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Published: May 17, 2012
Words: 6,209 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476260600


Short description

It's 1740, and a British warship is wrecked on a remote island in Patagonia. But that is only the first of Midshipman Isaac Morris's problems. When mutiny among the crew leads to murder, Isaac must survive starvation, slavery and imprisonment if he wants to see his home again.... Reading age: 8. Interest level: up to age 14. Written and edited for reluctant or struggling readers.

Extended description

Shipwrecked!
Murder and mutiny in remotest Patagonia
by
Alexandra Pratt (Read more)


Tags

adventure, murder, travel, action, history, sea, south america, biography, sailing, ship, cape horn, true story, survival, wreck, mutiny, maritime, reluctant reader, sea adventure, patagonia, byron, boy adventure, struggling reader, history 1700s, adventure at sea, magellan straits

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Review by: Emilie-Noelle Provost on Oct. 11, 2012 : star star star star star
A salty tale loaded with adventure, Alexandra Pratt's "Shipwrecked!" is an exciting read for younger kids. The chapters are just long enough to hold a young reader's attention, and the book's language is elegant while still being simple and easy-to-read. In addition to encouraging young readers, "Shipwrecked!" provides a good introduction to historical events in mid-18th century Europe, hopefully one that will prompt kids to want to learn more.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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