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Marine currents mystery

Marine currents mystery

6-8 ans - 14 pages, 416 mots | 7 minutes de lecture | © Le Regard Sonore, pour la 1ère édition - tous droits réservés


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On this morning, Moko is rowing relentlessly to bring back the barge as Mei-Li sleeps. Suddenly, he can’t seem to make the oar move at all. He wakes Mei-Li so she can help him row, but it is no use, the barge starts moving in the opposite direction. In the distance they notice a fisherman and try to call out to him, but he is too far and cannot hear them. Beyond a huge boulder they see a forest and start rowing furiously in its direction. Finally ashore, Moko and Mei-Li think that the sea still had another secret in store for them, this new part of Mei-Li’s island.

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Marine currents mystery A tale by Arnaud de Buchy Pedagogical content by Emmanuelle Reyss & Jean-Baptiste Lorenzo Illustrated by Sonia Grandame & Joachim Hérissé Le Regard Sonore Editions


Marine currents mystery
The sun rose, and little by little, the sea's glistening colors returned with it. Slowly, the canoe carrying Moko and Meï-Li drew closer to the shore.
Then suddenly though he was rowing as hard as he could, it became impossible for Moko to row any closer to shore. Meï-Li, wake up ! Help me row, I can't do it alone.
And so they both rowed as hard as they could, but, little by little, instead of closer, their canoe drew further away from the shore. What is the ocean doing to us? Worried Meï-Li. The fishermen once told me that sometimes it carries people out so far that they never return…