The Cay
The Cay is a heart touching novel with great
messages that can change your thought. It’s about a young boy named Phillip who
lives during the Second World War. While
his father was transferred to work on the island of Curacao Phillips mother did
not want to live there. As the choice
was made to leave Curacao due to the worry of soon being killed on Curacao Phillip
and his mother left on a ship back to their home town in the United States in
the town of Virginia. While on board of this boat they were soon attacked by
the Germans. When getting onto a life boat Phillip got hit on the head and was
unconscious. After finding out that he was on a small raft with a cat and a
black man named Timothy. After the long days and nights Phillip soon learns to
see that black people aren’t as bad as his mother always said and thought. Each and every chapter something exciting
happens and you never want to stop reading. The beginning is a little slow but
TRUST me its a great read. It’s a book I would definitely recommend and read again myself.
By: Grace
The Cay
The
Cay is an action packed adventure book that leaves you hanging after every
chapter. This book takes place during
world war two in the year 1942. The main
character in this novel is Phillip.
Phillip is originally from Virginia, U.S.A but later moved to the small
island of Curacao in the Dutch West Indies. After his island was invaded by
German submarines Phillip and his mother were forced onto to a boat travelling
back to the United States. Just a few
days after they boarded the ship they got torpedoed by a German submarine. While boarding life rafts, Phillip was
knocked out by falling boards from the boat and fell into the water. He was saved by Timothy that pulled him out
of the water onto his raft. They were
lost at sea with no one in sight. This
novel can be a little slow at the beginning but trust me; you end up loving it
at the end with maybe even a tear in your eye.
By:
Carly
Thank you for sharing your reflections girls. It truly is a powerful story, timeless in its message of how love overcomes prejudice. Thanks for blogging. Mrs. Martineau
Wonderful book summaries on The Cay, Grace and Carly! Your personal perspective will entice fellow students to read the book. Well done, girls! Mr. M.