BR7: Shark!

This book is a story which tense for a moment. Matt and Corban are surfboarding in the sea. Corban sees something in the sea. He tells it to Matt. He laughs. They paddle towards the wave. They ride on the big wave. The two boys race down the face of the wave. After it finishes, Corban sees something again. He tells it to Matt again. Matt sees a big shadow pass under his surfboard as well. He understands it. They get onto their surfboards in a hurry. The shadow passes under their surfboards. Matt thinks that it is very big. Suddenly, a grey fin popped out of the water in the middle of the boys. The grey fin races towards the boys. The fin cut to right and left. Corban thinks that it isn’t a shark because its tail fin doesn’t stick up and shark’s tail fins always stick up. Matt thinks so. Then, a dolphin jumps out of the water and flew over the top of the boys. They know its identity is a dolphin and they ride on the wave together.

This story is nice. Surely, the fin of a shark and a dolphin is alike. I don’t like a shark. I have seen it in the aquarium. They have sharp teeth and stern face. When I went to USJ, I rode on an attraction called Jaws. The attraction is dreadful. We have the experience which encounters a shark. When I rode on it for the first time, I screamed. The shark was just like the real shark. I don’t want to never meet with a real shark. On the other hand, I like a dolphin. They are very cute. I watched the show of dolphins before in the aquarium. They are very wise and versatile. I want to swim with a dolphin in the sea someday. When I go to the sea, I will be care for the fin.

 Peter, Millett. (2007). Shark! Thomson Learning Australia.

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