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Pirate attack

by Paul Dowswell (2011)

About this book

"It was suposed to be the holiday of a lifetime. Now it's a fight for life. When Dan's family win a sailing holiday he asks his mate Joe to join them for two weeks of sun, sea and sand. But then Somali pirates board their boat and it seems like they might just get a bullet to the head and a trip to the bottom of the sea. Joe needs a plan--and fast"--Back cover.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CorePirate attack Lead Character

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