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Summary: The Pirate: In An Adventure In An Adventure In Whaling

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“The Pirate! In an adventure in an adventure in Whaling” Gideon Defoe The Orion Publishing Group, published in 2005 General Description: This story is all about friendship between the two enemies. They are Pirate Captain and Black Bellamy. Through catching the White Whale, their friendship back. The relationship between Pirate Captain and the rest of his crew tested in this story. This story is very nice to those person who like adventures. In this story, the adventures of Pirate Captain and his crew will make you inspire and think that all problems have a solution. This story is full of adventure, excitement and full of comedy. So what are you waiting for? Read this story below and make your own reflection. Chapter I: “I Battled a Ton of Turtle!” Pirate Captain who’s the leader of the boat encounters a problem. Their boat’s mast fell down. Pirate Captain Paint the boat’s wheel to look like a dartboard and started to find where to find a new boat. Comment: Problems in our life is just normal. It’s just only a test. Chapter II: “Skull hunt on Pygmy Island!” They went to the island of Nantucket. They visited Cutlass Liz’s boatyard. Liz is very dangerous lady to allow the pirate. They saw the boat named, “The Lovely Emma” and they need that to replace their old boat. Comment: Sometimes we need to sacrifice our own happiness for the benefit of others. Chapter III: “I knifed my way to Diamond Pit!” Pirate Captain and the rest of the crew didn’t have enough money to buy

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