The Cay

The plot tells a little boy named Philip and an elderly black man named Timothy. Philip and his mother are on a boat trip to America. Their family always looked down on black people. Then in the evening Philippe fell to his broom rumble. A German submarine collided with their ship. They got up, wore tights and life jackets and entered the lifeboat. Then the lifeboat will lean against the launch and everyone will fall into the water. Philip was swaming furiously for his mother, but he was surprised at some big things before he knew it.

Timothy once said, "This is a beautiful bay, I do not like it." He is right. '' Philippe Enlightte said after the first practical view of the island, where he was trapped in the old black sailor Timothy he taught him to survive. Phillip returned to a lonely place and marked the climax of physical and spiritual journeys. In the alternate chapter, Taylor reminds me of events that recorded the history of Timothy following the rescue of a twelve year old blind from a remote island. In the predecessor's tradition, this "prequel / sequel" explores Timothy's social and ethnic imbalances and fighting to achieve the courage of the unprecedented dream - captain of his own ship - and Philip's courage An elegant parallel line is drawn. Choose to take dangerous surgery to restore his sight. More thoughtful than this loved pioneer, this boldly drawn novel is equally beneficial. 10 to 14 years old. (September)

Several cruise ships operate a private island resort in Bahamas. Disney Cruise is Castaway Kay, Norway Cruise Line is Great Star Rap Kay, Princess Cruise Line is Little Star Rap Kay, Carnival Cruise Line Half Moon Kei, Royal Caribbean Owns Cockeye. To access these islands, you usually need to be a passenger on a cruise ship that owns the island

Disney's Castaway Cay, formerly Gorda Cay is a privately owned island near the island of Abadi, near Sandy Point. Unlike most lease coral reefs, this island is owned by Walt Disney Company, so bidding is unnecessary. Castaway Cay has a separate family area for teenagers and adults. The island also contains a fiber optic network connecting to the ship. Since the coastal areas of the Bahamas are defined by shallow waters, it is distinguished from most other parts of the Caribbean. "Bahamas" are actually equivalent to "shallows" in ancient Spanish. Shallow beach water is a double-edged sword for sightseeing. Because it means landscape, beach, anchorage and landscape are beautiful and suitable for water activities, but it also means that deep sea yachts can not easily explore the area. One solution is a catamaran, the other is a shallow draft motor yacht.