Review:
Nim at Sea by Wendy Orr
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Harper Collins, 2007.
(Ages 8+) When Nim tells Alex what she really feels, thus forcing Alex
to leave
the island, Nim feels distraught. Her feelings are even more tangled
when she sees the boat from Tourist Troppo stealing her beloved seal,
Selkie. Without thinking she stows away on the cruise ship, determined
to bring Selkie back. Her father then realises both the women in his
life have gone so he sets sail on a raft, with several coconuts and
some water, heading for the next island where there is an airport of
sorts.
With Nim on the cruise ship, Alex battered down in a cabin not talking
to anyone and Dad at sea on a raft, the stage is set for some great
adventures, as Nim realises that the ship has a vast collection of sea
animals that need releasing. A very funny adventure story, the sequel
to
Nim's Island, this story with environmental themes, will
please
middle to upper primary kids (8-12).
Fran Knight
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