Audiobook - Kensuke's kingdom by michael morpurgo

oppa parking ahead over the other boats as if they don't like to be there my father loved he said because the air was clear unclean new britain bhaskar you worked out of the brick works he was a great deal which is still fanatic it was nothing he couldn't fix even if you didn't need fixing so he was in his element on the boat my mother who worked part time in the office at the same brickwork reveled in it too i'm ml once throwing back ahead in the wind and breeding indeed cassie center patellar music she cried days it sound like you're supposed to be wonderful just wonderful she always hold a blue cap she was the undisputed skipper if it was a breeze out there she'd find you can catch it if you had a real knows what it we have some weekdays on the water we go out but it was rough where no one else would amigos skimming over the waves exhilarating in the speed of the initiating jaw liotta and if there wasn't a breath of wind we did in mind that either sometimes we'd be the only built on the whole reservoir we just sick and fishing scared by the way i was better at fishing and either of them instead a hot club would be curled up behind us in the boat board for the whole thing because there's no one to barkat and the letter arrived star-crossed savaged it as he came to the letter box about controls in a committed them but we could read right now brickwork we're going to close down they were both being made redundant there was a terrible silence of the breakfast table that morning after that we never went sailing on sundays anymore i didn't have to ask why not they're both trying to find other jobs but there was nothing a creeping misery came in the house sometimes on come home and they just will be speaking it all you are not a valid only greetings they have never been like that my father stopped fixing things around the house it appears the road anyway if he was looking for that job a bid on an apartment when he was only just set their flicking through endless yachting magazines and saying nothing i'd like to stay out of the house into a football as much as i could but then eddie moved away because his father would find a job somewhere down south football just wasn't the same without him demain blocks standard everything was falling apart one saturday afternoon for my paper and ink on my mother sitting at the bottom of the stasi