Book Review 2-10 Orca

The killer whales are Orca. This is an Orca's story. Jack and his friends sit on his boat.  Jack was very lucky day. Jack likes birds and sea.

Jack, his friend name is Max and Sasha. And his wife's name is Tonya. They talked about sailing around the world. Jack was getting very excited at night on his boat. They talked for hours. Then, his friend was excited, too. 

Jack talks to a man who knows about sailing around the world. The man responded to him. He tells Jack that it is hard work. After that, the four friends look at lot of maps.

One day they are leaving. Their friends stand by the water and say goodbye. They begin to cry. Their friends and family begin to cry, too. They said to their friends and family, "Good-bye and don't forger us!"

The wind is strong and the boat moved faster and faster. They were very happy at sea. They are sailing south. They visited France, Spain, Portugal and Africa. They stopped in Gambia and people look at them. There is a lot of color and noise and excitement in Africa. So, they sail for weeks and weeks past in Africa. Africa is so interesting and so big.

Some days later they saw a big fishing boat. It was moving very fast. They thought it was danger. They move nearer to the net. There is blood in the water. It was orca. The orca was injured. Jack was help to remove orca's net. He was into the water. Jack gets the net off the baby killer whale.

It began to rain as they move away from the killer whales. Suddenly it was raining very hard and there is a lot of wind. They were a disaster. Jack, Max and Sasha at beach. Max and Sasha slept on the beach. But Jack sits near the water. He looks at the sea for look for Tonya. 

Tonya is five hundred meters away out in the sea. She found some wood and put her arms around it. The biggest killer helped to Sasha. She was very happy. So the biggest killer was Jack helped baby killer's mother. Sasha met Jack and his friends. 

I thought they were very happy and very lucky. And I want to ride the orca. So it's very exciting. 

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