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Bezig met laden... I Survived the Japanese Tsunami, 2011 (I Survived #8) (editie 2013)door Lauren Tarshis (Auteur)
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A massive earthquake and devastating tsunami hit Japan while Ben is visiting his late father's hometown, pulling Ben's family apart and leaving him stranded in a strange country during an epic disaster. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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His dad had planned a trip for the family to go and visit Shogahama. Shogahama is where his dad had grown up. Even though his dad had passed away his mom decided to continue on with the trip. She’d felt it would be helpful for both Ben and his younger brother Harry to get away for awhile. She also thought learning more about their dad and where he came from could be beneficial to them.
Ben distances himself from everyone there. He declines invitations to go out and spend time with others. He declines spending time with his younger brother. Then one day the earthquake happens. Ben’s quick thinking helps to save his and his brothers life. Next the tsunami hits. Ben and his family get separated during it. He uses the knowledge of the stories his dad had told him to help keep himself safe.
He finds his way back to shore and safety. Although he goes through a very scary ordeal, for a child his age, he handles things beyond his years.
This was a really fun book to read. It takes you through a course of natural disasters and helps to show you ways in which to handle yourself. I think that any child that has been effected by a situation similar to this, has the potential to relate to it. Even those that haven’t been affected can easily relate to the story within the pages of this book.
I look forward to reading the next book in the series soon. ( )